THE GLEANER'S SKYCAM: National Heroes Park
Jun 26th, 2015 | Category: News & Features | 4:34The area on which the National Heroes Park now stands was once one of the most popular spots in Kingston. For 101 years, the land was the centre for horse racing in Jamaica. The site was officially renamed the National Heroes Park in 1973 and is now a permanent place for honouring our heroes whose monuments are erected in an area known as the Shrine.
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