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Park Puzzler

Do you know these places in the park?

  1. Sundial. This sundial is at a park entrance. Is it set to Daylight Saving or Standard Time?
  2. Kohl Pumphouse Historical Marker. Placed by E Clampus Vitas, March 2000
  3. 442 Combat Team – Go for Broke. In memory of the highly decorated U.S. Army 442 Infantry Regiment in World War II, composed almost entirely of 2nd generation American solders of Japanese ancestry.
  4. Hummingbird-Butterfly Garden. Comprising California native plants, this garden is designed to attract pollinators.
  5. John Condon Fern Grove. Honoring a former mayor, it is a shady and quiet place for reflection.
  6. A Prayer for World Peace. Surrounded by flowers and placed by the Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
  7. Ceramics Studio. Take a class offered by City of San Mateo Parks and Rec.
  8. Central Park Train Station. All aboard! Well, not all. Kids only!
  9. Marion Panaretos Plaque. In recognition of her contributions to the community, including founding the San Mateo Arboretum Society.
  10. Stone lantern. There are many different styles to be found in this garden.
  11. Papa bear and cub. You won’t find a more friendly pair of bears..
  12. American Legion Memorial . Placed in 1923, it was the first memorial plaque in the park. It honors World War I veterans and is installed on a redwood tree.