American Legion Ocala Post #27 is moving out of the building they constructed in 1933. It is sad to leave our home after 86 years of fantastic memories. Think of all the World War II dances held to boost troop morale and raise funds to wage the war. The American Legion Building was the very first building constructed in Tuscawilla Park, which is just two blocks from Downtown Ocala. While we are sad to leave, we are equally excited about the advantages that the new building will offer. We firmly believe that the advantages outweigh the loss of our old building. Here are the advantages: PARKING - The City is building a parking lot that will hold approximately 40 to 50 cars, plus an additional 14 near the building for people with disabilities. If that weren't enough, the County Health Department has signed an agreement that allows us to use up to 30 of their parking spots near our building. That gives us the ability to park nearly 100 cars for any of our programs or meeting...
Ocala Memorial American Legion Post 27 meets the 1st Tuesday of every month at the new American Legion Building (the Herbert Coleman Center) in Jervey Gantt Park between the Marion County Health Center and the Dog Park, 2001 SE 32nd Ave., OCALA, FL 34471 - Phone: 352-624-3563 for more information. Email: legionpost27ocala@gmail.com
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