Abandoned Amusement Parks In Pennsylvania

The williams grove march 22 2017 jack beckett williams grove amusement park was a family oriented amusement park located just outside mechanicsburg pennsylvania that operated from 1850 until 2005.

Abandoned amusement parks in pennsylvania. Abandoned storyland park in schellsburg pennsylvania. Alameda park butler pa 1901 1943 attendance declined when trolley service ended in 1941 aliquippa park aliquippa pa 1905 1908 nothing known angela park drums pa 1956 1988 with skyrocketing insurance rates company filed for bankruptcy. Pennsylvania amusement parks.

The carnival is a creepy enough place to begin with. Storyland is located on posted private property and trespassing is strictly forbidden. The photos of the abandoned williams grove amusement park in pennsylvania are chilling.

Hosting detailed guides to more than 80 theme parks around. A view of the trumpeter greeting visitors at the entrance of storyland. This is the bushkill amusement park and rolling rink located in pennsylvania.

It began when farmer. Zieber s park west point park 1868 1989 west point montgomery county. The rotting structures of the williams grove amusement park near mechanicsburg are hauntingly beautiful.

Clowns piping organ music a mysterious atmosphere and very overpriced food. Williams grove amusement park mechanicsburg pennsylvania in 1972 the park was sold to a man named morgan hughes and it immediately seemed as though the writing was on the wall. Tuesday march 17 2015 02 54 williams grove amusement park had very humble beginnings.

Pennsylvania s creepiest abandoned amusement park. 23 spine tingling photos of pennsylvania s creepiest abandoned amusement park. The spooky allure of a fair is made all the stronger when it s an abandoned amusement park in pennsylvania.

16 strange abandoned places in pennsylvania from theme parks to trolley graveyards the march of time has left behind a number of abandoned and overgrown places all throughout pennsylvania. The williams family that lived near mechanicsburg pennsylvania began hosting picnics at a small grove in 1850.