Editing Garden City, Georgia (section)

==Parks and recreation==
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|[[Image:Senior Citizens Center.JPG|thumb|The Senior Citizens Center was dedicated in January 1996, under the administration of Mayor Roy L. Crager.]]
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|[[Image:Volunteer Park.JPG|thumb|Volunteer Park was dedicated in December 1999, under the administration of Mayor Dean Kicklighter.]]
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|[[Image:Sharon Park.jpg|thumb|The Park at Sharon Park was dedicated in December 1999, under the administration of Mayor Dean Kicklighter, and rededicated in 2004, under the administration of Mayor Andy Quinney.]]
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|[[Image:OES Masonic Hall.jpg|thumb|By 1950, the [[Order of the Eastern Star|Eastern Star]] Masonic Hall, located at 131 Rommel Avenue, was listed in R.L. Polk's Savannah City Directory.]]
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|<!-- Deleted image removed: [[Image:Roadside Welcome Sign.jpg|thumb|This roadside welcome sign stands at the intersection of Main Street and Burnsed Boulevard.]] -->
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|[[Image:Nelson Ave Water Tower.jpg|thumb|upright|The [[Geodetic system|geographical reference]] of this water tower, located at the intersection of Nelson and Rommel avenues, is {{coord|32|6|49.7|N|81|9|16.4|W|type:city}}.]]
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Services to the citizens of Garden City include:

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! style="background:#ccc;"| '''Location'''
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| Garden City Branch of the [[Live Oak Public Libraries]]
| 104 Sunshine Avenue
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| Port City Branch of the Live Oak Public Libraries
| 3501 Houlihan Avenue
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| Garden City Community & Senior Citizens
| 78 Varnedoe Avenue
|}The Garden City Parks and Recreation Department has year-round programs available for citizens. Youth sports include baseball, girls' fast pitch softball, T-ball, football, cheerleading, soccer, gymnastics and basketball. The city also provides non-team activities such as a summer day camp (Camp Eagle), roller skating, after-school programs, and a center for senior citizens. Garden City is home to five public parks. All are managed by the municipal City Parks & Recreation Department, headquartered at 160B Priscilla D. Thomas Way.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://gardencity-ga.gov/index.aspx?page=153 |title=Garden City Parks and Recreation Department |access-date=2011-01-31 |archive-date=2011-01-14 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110114092117/http://www.gardencity-ga.gov/index.aspx?page=153 |url-status=dead }}</ref>

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! style="background:#ccc;"| '''Park'''
! style="background:#ccc;"| '''Location'''
! style="background:#ccc;"| '''Primary use'''
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| Bazemore Park
| 1 Bud Brown Drive
| Recreational
| Baseball complex
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| Griffin Park
| 500 Griffin Road
| Recreational
| Playground
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| The Park at Sharon Park
| 507 Sharon Park Drive
| Recreational
| Two playgrounds, gazebo, pond and hiking trail
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| Town Green
| 100 Central Avenue
| Esthetic
| Fountain and benches
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| Volunteer Park
| 5100 Augusta Road (State Highway 21)
| Commemorative
| Fountain and benches
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