"She was a Peter Pan."

Mary White, William Allen White's daughter, was the inspiration for Peter Pan Park. In 1921, Mary was only 16 when she was killed in a horse-riding accident. Her death was the subject of White's best editorial (as far as I'm concerned). A bust of White and that editorial are part of a memorial at Peter Pan Park. However, vandals have left their mark on the memorial, so this photo was taken from across the pond.

"Mary White" by William Allen White

Peter Pan Park has a new 18-hole disc golf course. The course has plenty of unforgiving hazards: poison ivy, thick shrubs, a lake, a steep-banked stream, a river.

Also in the park are tennis and horseshoe courts, a ball diamond, picnic shelters, an amphitheater, and a wading pool and playground.

Dave flings a disc at a basket.