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Elmore Park
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| Photo courtesy Shamrock Chamber of Commerce |
Shamrock, Texas
Located several blocks south of Route 66 on Railroad Avenue, Elmore Park's main claim to fame is the fact that it features a fragment of the world-famous Blarney Stone—taken from Blarney Castle in County Cork, Ireland. The stone is embedded in a cylindrical monument where it has rested since the 1950s.
There are a number of myths and legends surrounding the Blarney Stone, but chief among them is the belief that kissing the stone confers eloquence or skill in flattery.
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The monument also bears a metal plaque with this inscription:
BLARNEY STONE
IMPORTED & ERECTED 1959
DEDICATED MARCH 17, 1959
BY ZOLLIE STEAKLEY
SECRETARY OF THE STATE OF TEXAS
| About Elmore Park | |
| Business Type: | Public park |
| Owner(s): | City of Shamrock |
| Address: | Shamrock, Texas |
| Telephone: | n/a |
| Web site: | n/a |
| Directions: | First Street, east of Main (U.S. 83). See also our GPS-based Clickable G-Maps. |
See also:
- The Shamrock, Texas page elsewhere on this site
- More about the Blarney Stone in Wikipedia
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