The sign was made of copper and was heavily stained with corrosion. It specified the name as,"Keel Park."

An overall shot of Keel Park in context with its surroundings. It was just inside a commercial loop and dry dock called Salmon Harbor.

The lawn was surrounded by green bollards arranged to prevent cars and truck from driving over the grass.

Keel Park was just inside "Salmon Harbor, developed by Douglas County and Port of Umpqua Commission."

A path ran through the park, past the sign for "Salmon Harbor" and past a rose bush filled with pink roses.

Yellow flowers surrounded the base of a wild looking pine tree. This shot was take from inside the park looking across at the wharf businesses that faced it.

Two picnic tables sat on the lawn and provided a comfortable place to sit on sunny days. The bollard at the corner leaned at an angle.

A house with blue flowers out front faced the park. Beyond that house a forest rose over nearby hills.

A rusted anchor was on display inside the park. One could think of that anchor either as art, or an indication of the maritime activities that surrounded the park.