A sign facing the street read, "Central Park, Home of Fall Festival ."

One path through a corner of the park illustrated the abutment of summer to fall in its colors.

A fall leaf covered path led through the park and to the park's distant playground.

Mature shade trees provided protection from the sun in summer, but thinned to reveal the sky in autumn.

A classic old jalopy was parked in the playground and rigged for safe child's play.

A plaque embedded in the ground read:

Trees and benches presented by the Rotary Clubs of Corvallis in Commemoration of 75 years of Rotary International Service to The Community, the Nation and to all Mankind. February 27, 1980

A swing set comprised of two subsets. Two infant swings nearest. Two child (and adult) swings furthest.

A park bench, partly hidden by a bush, faced the wide green lawn.

The Central Park Gazebo was available for rent. It was a good place for wedding photographs and for bands to play during the summer months.

The park was surrounded by homes, small businesses, and a school. There was also copious street parking for ease of vehicular access.

A flag pole without a flag and a porta-potty were located along one edge of the park.

A puddle inside the park contained fallen leaves and reflected a barren tree against a cloudy sky.

A tree's red fallen leaves covered a patch of green ground cover, which created a dramatic scene.

The one drawback to Central Park was that there were, "No Dogs allowed In Park." Another sign read, "Smoking permitted in parking area only." And a tiny sign gave the park's hours as, "Park hours 6am -10pm."