Who was Marti Van Ravenswaay you might ask? The Marti Van Ravenswaay Garden Entrance, right before us, is not just a gateway to a serene park. It’s a tribute to a woman who dedicated herself to preserving Arlington’s natural beauty. Marti Van Ravenswaay served on many city boards and councils, including the Parks and Recreation Board, City Council, and even as a Tarrant County Commissioner. She was passionate about protecting Arlington’s trees, parks, and open spaces, ensuring that future generations could enjoy the same natural beauty we can experience today. This 12-acre park, named in her honor, stands as a testament to her legacy. As you stroll through the garden entrance and into the park, take a moment to appreciate her dedication. This tranquil oasis, with its hiking trails, playground, and picnic areas, exists because of Marti Van Ravenswaay’s commitment to preserving nature in the heart of the city.
Harrison Cemetery Plaque
Is it possible for a place to hold so much history in just one acre? You might not think so,