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Not a ghost town but close.
- Thread starter ohio fred
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Hello Fred,
I love to hunt old Drive-ins.
They've been really good in the past, especially before they were all listed on the Internet.
Old swimming pools and ski slopes are another great site to search.
I'll have to wake up zerosurge and see how he's coming with treasure legends in your area!
I love to hunt old Drive-ins.
They've been really good in the past, especially before they were all listed on the Internet.
Old swimming pools and ski slopes are another great site to search.
I'll have to wake up zerosurge and see how he's coming with treasure legends in your area!
Puritas Springs Park, Cleveland, OH
The park closed in 1958. Much of it was destroyed the next year by a fire. Very few people know about it any more. It once claimed to be home of the infamous Cyclone which boasted speeds of 80 mph and a nasty reputation. The roller coaster took advantage of the location of the park, situated next to a steep valley. Ruins of the roller coaster still remain in the valley and are on public property.
Be aware that some hiking and luck will be required to find the tracks. http://www.nileguide.com/blog/2010/05/26/8-abandoned-american-theme-parks-open-for-exploration/ http://www.defunctparks.com/misc/textindex.htm
The park closed in 1958. Much of it was destroyed the next year by a fire. Very few people know about it any more. It once claimed to be home of the infamous Cyclone which boasted speeds of 80 mph and a nasty reputation. The roller coaster took advantage of the location of the park, situated next to a steep valley. Ruins of the roller coaster still remain in the valley and are on public property.
Be aware that some hiking and luck will be required to find the tracks. http://www.nileguide.com/blog/2010/05/26/8-abandoned-american-theme-parks-open-for-exploration/ http://www.defunctparks.com/misc/textindex.htm
Connecticut Lovejoy
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Some time, I forget where I am living now.