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"Parks" magazine article amusement parks
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A Fond Farewell to the Orient Express
November, 2004
Author bids adieu to one of Kansas City's best known roller coasters, the Orient Express, which was dismantled prior to the 2004 season at Worlds of Fun. As part of his homage to the coaster, the author...
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A Glimpse of History Presented by Geo. H. Porter Funeral Home
March//1980
Ad for George H. Porter Funeral Home with illustrations and a brief history about Carnival Park, an amusement park in Kansas City, Kansas, between 14th, Tauromee, 16th, and Armstrong Avenue, closed in...
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A World of Variety at Worlds of Fun
Second Quarter//1973
Review of the new Worlds of Fun amusement park, the third "major theme park" in Missouri, with photos.
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Before Electric Park: A Promenade of Early Kansas City Area Amusement Parks
Spring 2006
The early Kansas City area parks featured in this article include: (1) Washington Park which was located in Independence, Missouri, and opened on July 4, 1887; (2) Fairmount Park which was located in the...
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In the Fun City. ..Where No One Lives
August 1972
Article about the landscape and building architecture going into the design of the new Worlds of Fun theme park, which "must be appealing."
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Kiddie Land Remembered
September-December 2011
Article about the Red X Kiddie Land in Riverside, an amusement park for kids built in the 1960s by E. H. Young. "In approximately 1970 the equipment was requiring much maintenance and the novelty was wearing...
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Lamar Hunt's Latest Word
May//1973
Photos, illustration, and article about the new amusement park known as Worlds of Fun "[l]ocated only seven miles northeast of the downtown area in the rolling hills of Clay County." Owned by Lamar Hunt...
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Main Street USA: Marceline Inspired Walt Disney's Imagination
April 2007
Photos and description of Marceline, Missouri, where Walt Disney spent his childhood. Marceline was the blueprint for Disney's Main Street at Disneyland.
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New Electric Park Advertisement
March 1, 1900
Half page advertisement for the New Electric Park at the terminal of the Heim Line. Features an illustration of the Dunlap Electric Illuminated Fountain, due to open to the public on May 27, 1900. It is...
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Spotlight on Fun
June//1973
Article spotlighting the new Worlds of Fun theme park and its attractions, including roller coasters and other rides and shows.
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The Greatest of Expositions
May-August 1979
Description of the mostly demolished temporary amusement park structures of the 1904 World's Fair at Saint Louis, including Festival Hall, the original Ferris Wheel, the Missouri Building, the Floral Clock,...
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The Hole Story
Fall//1991
History of Silver Dollar City, an amusement park designed in the 1950s as "a replica of an old fashioned, Ozark town atop" a cave, and opened in 1960. Description and photos of its attractions, including...
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The Journey Back to Winwood Beach
July/August/September 2000
History of the development of the Winnwood Beach mural now hanging in the Clay County Courthouse Annex Building and the accompanying display case of photos and mementos. The mural was painted by Phil Stake...
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The Scream Machines
June//1980
Article about the new Orient Express roller coaster at Worlds of Fun amusement park, comparing it to other amusement park roller coasters of the past.
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Worlds of Fun Debut!
May 1973
Illustrations and article about the opening of the Worlds of Fun amusement park in eastern Kansas City, comparing it to earlier amusement parks in the area.
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