Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 17
ublics expense, have formed what is known asthe Playground Association of America. Hereis the reason it gives for its existence: 586 PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS [May, i .^j^AC^ ■■j ■ M| fdk si S| 5 Ldl/i iSB iii-^iK J«i Ifcsfe ffl*^^^ l£ A GENERAL VIEW OF ONE OF THE PLAYGROUNDS. The greatest need of… … THE LITTLE FOLK LIKE SAND-PILES. to be so more and more for grown-ups. In manyplaces entertainments and fairs of one kind oranother have been held on the playgrounds, andthere is an increasing tendency for mothers espe-cially to bring their small children and to visitwith each other. City people in…
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