- May 12th, 2009, 12:25 am
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Yes, I love that photo. It's the only photo I have that shows a good picture of the old trams that carried you to the gate. Also, if you look real closely, back to where Thunder Road would be, you can see the Shortline RR and the concrete tunnel it use to go through. Also, the McClelland House, which was near the Shortline RR, is something I am currently researching to uncover more info.
My next big addition will be adding all the brochures between 1972-1982. I need to pace myself from here on out and spread out the big updates just a little. I'll still be adding tidbits and other photos more often so keep checking.
Dukeis#1 wrote:Oh sweet man! All the new stuff on there is great. Especially that color aerial pic looking at the park from the front.
Yes, I love that photo. It's the only photo I have that shows a good picture of the old trams that carried you to the gate. Also, if you look real closely, back to where Thunder Road would be, you can see the Shortline RR and the concrete tunnel it use to go through. Also, the McClelland House, which was near the Shortline RR, is something I am currently researching to uncover more info.
My next big addition will be adding all the brochures between 1972-1982. I need to pace myself from here on out and spread out the big updates just a little. I'll still be adding tidbits and other photos more often so keep checking.
Carowinds: The Early Years
Updated March 2016. More great old photos!
Lakewood Park
Charlotte's first amusement park in 1910.
Updated March 2016. More great old photos!
Lakewood Park
Charlotte's first amusement park in 1910.