E. G. Sewell Park facts for kids
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Sewell Park Sign
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| Type | Municipal |
| Location | 1801 NW S River Drive Miami, FL 33125 |
| Area | 10.33 acres (0.0418 km2) |
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| Operated by | Miami-Dade Parks and Recreation Department |
| Open | 9 a.m.–5 p.m. |
E. G. Sewell Park is a cool riverfront park in Miami, Florida, United States. It covers about 10.33 acres (or 4.18 hectares) of land. The park is right next to the Miami River, near the 17th Street Bridge. It's a great spot to enjoy nature and the water in the city!
The park is named after E. G. Sewell, who was a very important person in Miami's history. He served as the mayor of Miami and helped the city grow a lot. Naming the park after him is a way to remember his contributions to the community.
What Makes Sewell Park Special?
Sewell Park is known for its beautiful views of the Miami River. It's a peaceful place where you can relax and watch boats go by. The park has open grassy areas perfect for picnics or just hanging out with friends.
Exploring the Park's Features
- Riverfront Access: You can get close to the Miami River, which is a big part of the park's charm.
- Green Spaces: There are plenty of green areas where you can play or simply enjoy the outdoors.
- Historic Touches: You might even spot some old structures or machinery that tell a bit about the park's past.
Cool Pictures of the Park
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Concrete and stone stair ruins
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A general view of the park
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The Miami River and a grassy hill
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Some old machinery found in the park
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The boat ramp and the 17th Street bridge
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Another view of the boat ramp
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A beautiful grove of royal palm trees
