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https://socallandmarks.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/DouglasPark1.jpg1200800Douglas Park started with the 1940 purchase of 200 acres by Donald Douglas and Carl Cover. Sale of the property in 2012 included an agreement to preserve the 'Fly DC Jets' sign, a Long Beach Historic Landmark since August 2016.