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| McAuley Park | |
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| Type | Public Park |
| Location | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| Coordinates | 49°15′25″N123°05′24″W / 49.25706°N 123.09°W Coordinates: 49°15′25″N123°05′24″W / 49.25706°N 123.09°W |
| Operated by | City of Vancouver |
McAuley Park is a small public municipal park at the intersection of Kingsway and Fraser Street in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
The park is named after Harvey and Theresa McAuley, whose extensive and lengthy volunteer contributions to the community were honoured by the City of Vancouver.
The park has been the venue for several multi-cultural festivals, hosted by the Dickens Community Group. Other events held in the park include a jerk chicken festival and displays by local artists.
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