Dr. Martin Luther King Park

Named for Civil Rights Leader Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., this park has a rich history in the community. In 1968, Robert F. Kennedy spoke to those gathered to hear his campaign speech, but instead had to break the news that King had been assassinated. The park is home to the Peace Memorial, which honors the contributions of both slain leaders.
  1701 Broadway St
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This 14 acre park is the site of the historic speech given by Robert F. Kennedy after the assassination of Dr. King. View the Landmark for Peace Memorial dedicated to both men by President Bill Clinton, Senator Ted Kennedy, Ethel Kennedy, Dexter Scott King, Martin Luther King III and the Indiana Pacers Foundation at ground breaking on May 14, 1994. Other park amenities include: Family Center, shelters, playground, swimming pool and basketball courts.

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