John F. Kennedy Park

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'''John F. Kennedy Park''' is a [[public park]] in the [[Vine City]] neighborhood of [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]]. The park was reopened in 2019 following an extensive renovation.

== History ==
Prior to [[Super Bowl LIII]], which was held at the nearby [[Mercedes-Benz Stadium]] in Atlanta, the park received a $2.4 million renovation, which included the installation of a new [[playground]] and an [[artificial turf]] field. Groundbreaking occurred on August 22, 2018. On January 31, 2019, [[Atlanta mayor|Atlanta Mayor]] [[Keisha Lance Bottoms]], [[NFL commissioner|NFL Commissioner]] [[Roger Goodell]], and [[Atlanta Falcons]] owner [[Arthur Blank]] officially reopened the park. The renovation was funded by contributions from the [[National Football League Foundation]] and the Arthur Blank Family Foundation.

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[[Category:Parks in Atlanta]]
[[Category:English Avenue and Vine City]]
[[Category:Memorials to John F. Kennedy]]

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