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A crowd gathers in front of Helvetia Park's clubhouse in this May 11, 1930, photograph. Plans to establish the park were set upon in the spring of 1920. Its layout and amenities were completed for a cost of 3,000 dollars by the San Francisco firm of H.G. Cotton and Company. Helvetia was planned in concert with William Curtis Park. Helvetia Park's opening was celebrated on November 11, 1920, when a memorial flag pole was presented to the City of Sacramento by the East Sacramento Parent-Teacher Association.
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