Rosie the Riveter Park and Interpretive Center is the only park in the city dedicated to the role of women in the second world war. The park features wide open grassy spaces with a walking path around the garden that has numerous historical facts, memorabilia, and interpretive signs that honor the role of Long Beach and more specifically women in the war. The park is great for a fun family picnic or to just relax on one of the many benches in the park and read a book or contemplate.
Website: longbeach.gov
Phone: (562) 570-6932
4900 E Conant St Long Beach, CA 90808 ·2185.89 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
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yelpA memorial has been placed here for those involved with Post 9/11 campaigns. In chronological sequence from left to right are the names of those who sacrificed for our country. I come to give...
MoreSmall city park with a memorial for both 9/11 and honoring the women who worked in factories during WW2. Clean and well-kept, it's a great place to walk your dog or take a quick stroll. Free...
MoreThis is a tiny park. It is very safe and clean. The location is great. There is a memorial section also. It honors fallen service members. I love that it is named after Rosie the Riveter...
MoreI don't know how I wasn't aware of this park before, but here we are. I'm glad I got to see it today! First heard about it from a friend who passed along the Instagram @reasonstolovelongbeach...
MoreRosie the riveter National historic Park is one of the jewels of the San Francisco Bay Area. This is a must-see for locals and tourists alike. I daresay most San Francisco Bay Area natives don't...
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