Penn Valley Park

Home to the Liberty Memorial and National World War I Museum, this130-section of land stop holds extraordinary verifiable centrality. Created in 1904 ashore through which the Santa Fe Trail had passed, the grounds are home to dedicatory statues, for example, The Scout, the Pioneer Mother Memorial and The Hiker. The recreation center additionally is home to a 3-section of land lake, off-rope puppy stop, skate stop, 2-mile practice trail, tennis courts and ball fields.

Located in the core of Kansas City, Penn Valley Park was worked in a notable region once called Penn Street Ravine. The gorge was initially an intensely forested course for pioneers traveling west on the Santa Fe Trail. By the 1890s, a significant number of the trees had been chopped down to develop houses and structures.