San Jose breaks ground on Pellier Park, paying homage to its agricultural past

by Jana Kadah, Bay City News July 16, 2021November 9, 2021

Pellier Park, one of three parks that San Jose is constructing in its North San Pedro neighborhood, is depicted in an architectural rendering. The half-acre park will focus on relaxation and serve as an escape from the urban environment, city officials said. (Photo Courtesy of city of San Jose)

San Jose city officials broke ground this week on Pellier Park, a new open space that will provide residents with a place to take a break from downtown city life.

The half-acre park, located near San Pedro Square, is inspired by the plum orchards that used to grow in the area and is named after French immigrant Louis Pellier who is considered the founder of the prune industry.

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