Memorial Garden
The memorial garden has stones laid out in the shape of a baseball diamond. The bases and home plate are represented by cubic stones with inscriptions. A large, irregularly shaped rock located in the centre represents the pitcher's mound with a plaque that reads:
Each of the stones that represent the baseball plates have inscriptions that read as follows:
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