Leon M. Jordan Memorial Park

Leon M. Jordan Memorial Park, located at the intersection of 31st Street and Benton Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri, is a small urban park dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of Leon M. Jordan, a prominent political leader and civil rights activist in the city. Spanning 0.88 acres, this park serves as a quiet and reflective space amidst the urban surroundings.

The centerpiece of the park is the Monument to "Freedom, Justice, and Courage," which commemorates Jordan's contributions to the community. This memorial not only celebrates his achievements but also serves as an enduring symbol of his leadership and commitment to social justice. The park was dedicated in 1975, five years after Jordan's death, adding a historical dimension to its peaceful ambiance.

While the park is modest in size, it provides open green spaces and a serene environment for visitors. It is a place for quiet contemplation and a connection to Kansas City’s rich history, particularly its legacy of civil rights and political activism. Visitors can appreciate the historical significance of the location while enjoying a tranquil moment in this urban setting.