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Amusement Parks of Pennsylvania by Jim Futrell,

Pennsylvania is home to many classic amusement parks, several of which began operating as early as the late nineteenth century. Some of these parks maintain rides miracle strip amusement park and amusements from their early years, preserving an atmosphere of nostalgia. Others have evolved with new trends in the industry, adding high-tech rides miracle strip amusement park and water parks. This book begins with a concise history of the amusement park, then surveys the industry in Pennsylvania. A comprehensive guide to 13 parks in the state miracle strip amusement park and a selection of smaller ones, complete with information on rides miracle strip amusement park and attractions, follows. Packed with vintage postcard images miracle strip amusement park and photos.
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