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A one block square park located in [[Samuelton]]'s [[Town Common]], Susannah Lee Memorial Park is named in honor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Barlow_(pioneer) Sam Barlow]'s wife. In the middle of the park is a large, decorative fountain topped by a statue of Sam Barlow and dedicated to the memories of [[Barlow County]] citizens who died in various wars. | A one block square park located in [[Samuelton]]'s [[Town Common]], Susannah Lee Memorial Park is named in honor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Barlow_(pioneer) Sam Barlow]'s wife. In the middle of the park is a large, decorative fountain topped by a statue of Sam Barlow and dedicated to the memories of [[Barlow County]] citizens who died in various wars. | ||
The park is the sight of a weekly farmer's market on Wednesday mornings.<ref>[[Memory Garden]]</ref> | |||
==Significant Moments== | ==Significant Moments== | ||
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< | <p>In ''Crossroad'', the park was the scene of a heated exchange between [[Melisende Dulac]] and a group of high school football players consisting of [[Landry MacElroy]] and his friends. Before the argument could devolve into violence, the tension was defused by [[Paulette Soucie]] and [[Jeremy Chapman]].</p> | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
* [[Crossroad]] | * [[Crossroad]] | ||
* [[Memory Garden]] | |||
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[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Fictional Locations]] | [[Category:Fictional Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Book Locations]] | [[Category:Book Locations]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:16, 1 November 2019
Susannah Lee Memorial Park is a location in the Melisende Dulac Series.
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A one block square park located in Samuelton's Town Common, Susannah Lee Memorial Park is named in honor Sam Barlow's wife. In the middle of the park is a large, decorative fountain topped by a statue of Sam Barlow and dedicated to the memories of Barlow County citizens who died in various wars.
The park is the sight of a weekly farmer's market on Wednesday mornings.[1]