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AccessibilityThis triangle commemorates Nathaniel Schneider, a writer, set designer, magician, and president of several local associations. The park features a flagpole with four imprints set into the cement base. Two depict polo players, while the last pair feature a pack of horses. At each corner of the triangle stand decorative hitching posts, each adorned with a sculpted horse’s head. There are benches here as well to provide a spot for quiet contemplation.
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