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This local Park is situted just of Kelso Street and Yoker Mill Road.

The parks main feature is a flood lit multi purpose games court popular with local children.

Multi-use games area
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Yoker Mill Road, Glasgow G13 4PF

Peterson Memorial Park

This park was established as a memorial to A F Peterson the first Captain of the 76th Glasgow Company of the Boys’ Brigade. It consisted of two grass football pitches and a pavilion. Grass football pitches for amateur teams were then relatively rare an …

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