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| Blog Name: | coney island playground of the world |
| Url: | http://coneyislandplaygroundoftheworld.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | unknown |
| Topics: | photos, memorabilia |
| Description: | about coney island, past, present & future |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Mae Timpano, Passed Away
Mae Timpano, longtime resident of the Henderson Hotel building, located under the Thunderbolt Rollercoaster passed away in September. She was a great lady and will be missed.
Mae Timpano, longtime resident of the Henderson Hotel building, located under the Thunderbolt Rollercoaster passed away in September. She was a great lady and will be missed.
Channel 13 “NY Around the Clock” Features Gerry Menditto, Operator of the Cyclone
Here is a link to a clip from Channel 13’s series featuring Gerry Menditto talking about his years at Coney Island and working on the Cyclone. Sorry I couldn’t post the video here, just click on the link! http://vimeo.com/6507357
Here is a link to a clip from Channel 13’s series featuring Gerry Menditto talking about his years at Coney Island and working on the Cyclone. Sorry I couldn’t post the video here, just click on the link! http://vimeo.com/6507357
A Piece of History Returns to Coney Island
Divers rescue bell By Simone Weichselbaum DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Friday, September 4th 2009 Divers pulled the 500-pound artifact from the murky waters off Coney Island Thursday 98 years after it toppled into the Atlantic. The dark green clapper, made in 1895, fell into the ocean about 300 feet from shore during a 1911 fire that ruined
Divers rescue bell By Simone Weichselbaum DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Friday, September 4th 2009 Divers pulled the 500-pound artifact from the murky waters off Coney Island Thursday 98 years after it toppled into the Atlantic. The dark green clapper, made in 1895, fell into the ocean about 300 feet from shore during a 1911 fire that ruined
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