Garden of Memories officially opened at Bannerman Park
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Elinor Gill Ratcliffe, seated near a fountain she sponsored, takes in the opening ceremonies of the Garden of Memories at Bannerman Park. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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The Rev. Michael P. Morris statue in Bannerman Park has been moved from the Military Road entrance to the Rennies Mill Road entrance into the new Garden of Memories which was officially opened today in the park. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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Derek Miller (centre) and Glen Mifflin (right) of North Atlantic Petroleum cut a ribbon to open the Garden of Memories in Bannerman Park. At left, looking on, are Jennifer Guy, chairwoman of the Bannerman Park Foundation and vice-chairwoman St. John's Deputy Mayor Shannie Duff. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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The Rennies Mill Road entrance to Bannerman Park. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
Elinor Gill Ratcliffe, seated near a fountain she sponsored, takes in the opening ceremonies of the Garden of Memories at Bannerman Park. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
The Rev. Michael P. Morris statue in Bannerman Park has been moved from the Military Road entrance to the Rennies Mill Road entrance into the new Garden of Memories which was officially opened today in the park. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
Derek Miller (centre) and Glen Mifflin (right) of North Atlantic Petroleum cut a ribbon to open the Garden of Memories in Bannerman Park. At left, looking on, are Jennifer Guy, chairwoman of the Bannerman Park Foundation and vice-chairwoman St. John's Deputy Mayor Shannie Duff. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
The Rennies Mill Road entrance to Bannerman Park. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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Colourful rows of flowers in Bannerman Park's Garden of Memories. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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Flowers donated by Hank Mews and Nancy Mews (Hickman) in the Bannerman Park Garden of Memories. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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Michael Crane and his Scottish terriers were at Bannerman Park for the opening of the new Garden of Memories. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
Colourful rows of flowers in Bannerman Park's Garden of Memories. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
Flowers donated by Hank Mews and Nancy Mews (Hickman) in the Bannerman Park Garden of Memories. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
Michael Crane and his Scottish terriers were at Bannerman Park for the opening of the new Garden of Memories. — Photo by Deana Stokes Sullivan/The Telegram
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- proud newfie
- - August 23, 2012 at 16:13:00
glad to see someting nice done there it's an awsome park now lets see how long it take for the lowlifes to ruin it for everyone else and destroy it.
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- Ruby
- - August 23, 2012 at 14:29:50
It's about time things were done in Bannerman Park. From what I see, it sure looks nice. I plan to go and see it.
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