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English: Seguin's new show-place park was designed by Robert H.H. Hugman, now famed for his River Walk in San Antonio. Financed largely by the Works Progress Administration, it was built by members of the National Youth Administration. It was named after then Mayor Max Starcke and dedicated in 1938.
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