Rebstock Park
4.0Google rating(13 reviews)Happy Valley · Clackamas County · park · 2.02 acres
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About this park
The Rebstock family arrived in Happy Valley in 1901, receiving land deeded from John George Zinser near where they would put down roots over the following century.
Edward Alvin Rebstock, born on the property in 1911, became one of the valley's most beloved figures and helped launch the Happy Valley Fourth of July fireworks show, now the city's biggest annual event.
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The park next to the Community Policing Center carries the family name as a lasting tribute to one of Happy Valley's founding families.
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