It might surprise you that in the late 1800s and early 1900s, amusement parks were much more common in Western Pennsylvania than they…
I’ll let you in on a little secret. When I was in college I was one of the students who would give campus…
While I was working on my new book, Lost Amusement Parks of Western Pennsylvania I ran across a curious little park located in…
The summer is winding down and so is our summer of the “Western Pennsylvania Amusement Park.” We’ve visited some perennial favorites such as…
Located along the banks of Pennsylvania’s Lake Erie is one of only thirteen trolley parks left in the United States. Meaning “woods…
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