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Date Posted: 08:37:28 08/01/01 Wed
Author: Frank Zanni
Subject: MAY THE GHOSTS OF IDORA REST IN PEACE

Now that the Ballroom, Wildcat, and Jack Rabbit are gone forever, may the ghosts that haunt our hearts and minds of Idora Park rest in peace.

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[> Re: MAY THE GHOSTS OF IDORA REST IN PEACE -- Think again, 17:09:50 08/02/01 Thu

You must of never been there or ever experenced it to say what you said. Idora Park was a great place and many people had great memories there.

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[> [> Re: MAY THE GHOSTS OF IDORA REST IN PEACE -- Frank Zanni, 03:08:34 08/06/01 Mon

On the contrary, I spent many summers as a youth at Idora Park and I will never forget those memories of my youth. However, now that there is absolutley nothing physically left of the park to even know that there was an amusement park there, the time has come to let Idora Park rest in peace.

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