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As a kid growing up we had so much speculation about this place. If it was haunted and so forth. We never had the courage to step foot on the grounds. Thanks for this.

Looks like someplace you'd see an amusement park ride rolling through.

"skate'' sorry....

Probably done in the late 1950's early 60's as pink and turquoise (and black) was a popular color combination. I know, I had a 1961 Chrysler Newport with HUGE tail fins that had a tri-colored interior of just these colors. With a turquoise exterior of course. Loved it!!

I used to live in the red house directly next to the sign, we used to sneak in and akate around the park right after it closed. i miss that place all the way from texas.

Steven King's movie Rose Red is based on the Winchester House in California - check it out.

Rich just remember my parents sold SunnyCroft to your dad then he took Mike into the business. Annette always liked me better anyway.

man, like a gate to Mordor, come on in...

Just makes one wonder what it was like back then. When it was still open for business.

Don't forget the windex.

I was also thinking craft matic adjustable bed. Maybe this is where they are getting them

Beautiful building especially that little aftermarket attachment.

Another masterfully light painted photo by Motts.

Very fun.

Looks like Asterisk to me, well, a headless Asterisk. Dogmatix rocked.