Assumption park

Assumption Park was the area of the primary Roman Catholic Parish west of Montreal, Assumption Parish, worked in 1787. Until 1952, Assumption Park was a piece of Assumption College, today known as the University of Windsor. In the vicinity of 1952 and 1990, the City of Windsor rented the property for $1 every year. In 1990, the City turned into the proprietor of Assumption Park.Presumption Park is the western limit for the Odette Sculpture Park and the start of the strolling and cycling way named Roy Battagello Riverwalk. Sisters II, a model made by Morton Katz, remains in Assumption Park. The four sheet steel painted figures stand nine feet high and reflect profound authority and quality.