Hole's Creek Park
| Located in the Township | 25.197 total acres | Nature Park | |||
| Parcel 1 |
8575 Yankee St. |
Deed recorded 10-24-1994 | 8.990 acres | Open Space Transfer | |
| Parcel 2 | 1600 Lyons Rd. | 3.297 acres | Open Space Transfer | ||
| Parcel 3 | Deed recorded 1-29-1999 | 1.538 acres | Donation | Huber Family Members | |
| Parcel 4 | Deed recorded 1-29-1999 | 5.505 acres | Donation | WT Land Limited (Huber) | |
| Parcel 5 | Deed recorded 6-17-2002 | 5.867 acres | Open Space Transfer | From Hills Communities |
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Off Lyons Road
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Off Yankee Street |
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Hole's Creek
Park is undeveloped. It sits just north of Silvercreek Park, both along
Hole's Creek. Silver Creek was the original name of Hole's Creek. Dr. John Hole settled in Washington Township in 1797 on land along a good sized stream which he named Silver Creek. He was an active member of the First Baptist Church of Sugar Creek in Centerville (now Cross Point Church). He was the first person baptized in the newly formed church. He was baptized in Silver Creek and it was renamed Hole's Creek in his honor in the early 1800s. |
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