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</script>https://parks.indy.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Willard-Park-2-975x317.png975317Willard Park is located on the Near Eastside of Indianapolis and sits on 10.72 acres. This park is named after William Willard, founder of the Indiana School for the Deaf. Willard himself was deaf and was both principal and teacher at the school, which was located on the grounds from 1850 to 1911.