Click image or following link to go to 2009 Glandorf Park Festival pages. "175 Years in the Making" 2009 Glandorf Park Festival The Glandorf Park Board would like to invite everyone to the 2009 Glandorf Park Festival. There's something for all ages, including the famous turtle races and bean soup! The festival will be held Friday, September 04 through Sunday, Sept. 06, 2009. This year is special as we are celebrating 175 years of the Glandorf community. For complete Park Festival information, click here 2009 Glandorf Park Festival page. Current and Future Park Improvement Projects Recent projects include shuffle board courts in the main park, a fitness trail, and turning the current pony league diamond around to be closer to the new concession stand. Current and future Park improvement projects include a new ball diamond at Deters Park, street lights around the sidewalk at the north soccer fields, new concession stands and restrooms by the ball diamonds in the main park, and fencing for the ball diamonds. Ever Thought About Donating to the Glandorf Park? From time to time, members of the Glandorf Park Board have been approached and have been asked, "Is there a Glandorf Park project that I can donate to?" Donations can be made to the Glandorf Park Board and sent to P.O. 135, Glandorf, Ohio 45858. The Story of the Mini-Golf Course Dr. Ron Black has compiled a tribute to the dozens of volunteers and donors that contributed to the miniature golf course in Glandorf Park. The Glandorf Park miniature golf course was not purchased from a "kit." Volunteers, both young and old, designed and created this original nine-hole golf course together. The dedication and long hours brought forth by volunteers, as well as the generosity of donors, has created an unique golf course that we all can be proud of. Please click one of the following to read The Story of the Mini Golf Course   (This one will open in Microsoft Word.)   or The Story of the Mini Golf Course   (This one will open in Microsoft Works.) Notice Regarding Lost and Found Items at the Glandorf Park Since the majority of found property turned into the Glandorf Police Department is from the park, we are posting a link to possibly help facilitate the recovery of that property by the rightful owners. To contact the Glandorf Police Department, please click www.orgsites.com/oh/glandorfpd/index.html For comments and questions regarding the Glandorf Community Park itself, please feel free to e-mail the Glandorf Park Board. For comments, suggestions or problems regarding this web site, please contact Tim Hoehn.