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The idea for a town playground struck her when she noticed how limited Washington’s recreational opportunities were for children. Dorothy proposed the council support a playground and through the efforts of Ruby Jenkins, donations of “swings and things" were solicited.
Arthur Miller, owner of the post office lot, agreed to let the town use the land as long as the grass was kept mowed and the equipment maintained. Mayor Kramer added more equipment during his term, including a big sandbox, Dorothy noted. “And it is used by the children. It’s nice to have something like that to go to.”
Town Progress Dorothy Hawkins has seen changes in Washington. “I can remember when there was a hitching post and livery stable and hog pens in the middle of town! I’ve seen a real transformation over the years." There are a few more changes she wants and some that she hopes will never come. Mrs. Hawkins
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