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The Centennial Edition of From Water Supply to Urban Oasis: A History of White Rock Lake Park, Dallas, Texas

Below (please scroll down) are links to some White Rock Lake Park-related web sites maintained by other individuals and/or organizations. Please note that provision of a link to a particular site does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of that site by this author, nor should it be construed that the listed individuals or organizations endorse this site. These are simply offered as a public service.

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CITY of DALLAS SITES

• The Dallas Arboretum
• Bath House Cultural Center
• Dallas Park Dept. Reservations for Winfrey Point and other recreation facilities at WRLP.
• City of Dallas White Rock Lake Park Lighting Master Plan (2009)
• Mockingbird Point Off-Leash Dog Park

Dallas City Ordinances for City Parks
(including some that are specific to White Rock)

ORGANIZATIONS

• For the Love of the Lake
  
• White Rock Conservancy
• White Rock Filter Building (operated by White Rock Boathouse, Inc.)
• The White Rock Lake Foundation

RECREATION

• Corinthian Sailing Club
• Dallas Running Club
• White Rock Boat Club
• White Rock Boathouse--Rowing on White Rock Lake

MAPS

• GOOGLE Map of White Rock Lake Park

• White Rock Lake Dredging Feasibility Study
• White Rock Lake Loop Trail

HISTORY

• Dallas Morning News "How White Rock’s ‘Lady of the Lake’ ghost story was sparked by a Neiman Marcus display genius"
• The National Park Service and the Civilian Conservation Corps

MUSIC

• The John McCutcheon Folk Music Page
  John is a remarkably talented and entertaining folksinger who has, to date, performed four times at FTLOTL fundraisers. His 1995 song, "Walks on Water," was inspired by the Lady of the Lake legend. At the 2003 concert, John was moved by some words from the Scenic White Rock Lake Park website and a meeting with CCC veteran Neal Springer, to write another song, "The Boys In Green," which celebrates the Civilian Conservation Corps and the work they did during the Great Depression, not only at White Rock Lake Park, but all over the nation.

  LISTEN TO "The Boys in Green" on YouTube)