In 1998, Prescott approved a bond that allowed for the purchase and creation of a 1,300 acre recreation area called Watson and Willow Lakes Park. In this park were fourteen prehistoric and four historic sites. As part of the new park plans, these cultural resources were protected and the Willow Lake Interpretive Center was built for one of the prehistoric sites.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Watson and Willow Lakes Park, Prescott
In 1998, Prescott approved a bond that allowed for the purchase and creation of a 1,300 acre recreation area called Watson and Willow Lakes Park. In this park were fourteen prehistoric and four historic sites. As part of the new park plans, these cultural resources were protected and the Willow Lake Interpretive Center was built for one of the prehistoric sites.
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