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New 'Little Barrio' Play Area Celebrates Segundo Barrio's Heritage at Local Museum

KVIA••Gabrielle Lopez
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The El Paso Museum of History has unveiled a new children's play area called 'Little Barrio,' inspired by the historic Segundo Barrio neighborhood. This area, known for its cultural significance and historical ties to immigration, features a miniature design reflecting the neighborhood's iconic Chicago brick-style apartments and local shops. The renovation was made possible through the Nusenda Foundation's Community Rewards program. This initiative aims to instill a sense of pride and community connection in young visitors, reinforcing the cultural heritage of Segundo Barrio.

Key Details: • The play area is located on the first floor of the El Paso Museum of History. • Renovation supported by the Nusenda Foundation's 20206 Community Rewards. • Designed to reflect the architectural style and community features of Segundo Barrio.

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