One of the larger Luna Park remains is this corner of the Shoot-the-Chute. Most of the rest is buried under I-81.
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3 comments:
Hi, Frank--I still never found these ruins but I haven't been working in Scranton for almost a year, so I never get to the park.
I'm glad to see you're still taking pictures!
I am sending your blog link to my cousin in Michigan, who grew up in South Side and would surely enjoy your views of his hometown.
Wishing you well!
What was Shoot-the-Chute? I'm not from Scranton.
The Shoot-the-Chute was an amusement park ride where you came down a chute in a small boat. They were fairly common in older amusement parks.
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