- Park History - Camden Park
Camden Park is owned by the Boylin Family This is the fourth generation of Boylins owning and operating WV’s only amusement park J P Boylin transformed Camden Park from a carousel at the end of a trolly line in Huntington, WV to an amusement park for families of all ages in 1950
- Camden Park (amusement park) - Wikipedia
Camden Park was established as a picnic spot by the Camden Interstate Railway Company in 1903, and named after former West Virginia Senator Johnson N Camden
- e-WV - Camden Park - wvencyclopedia. org
Camden Park was established in 1903 as a picnic grove of the Camden Interstate Railway, both named for principal owner Sen Johnson N Camden of Parkersburg Col E G Via became park manager in 1903, bought the park in 1916, and ran it until his death in 1946
- Camden Park Roller Rink, Huntington, West Virginia
Camden Park is now owned by the Boylin Family This is the second generation of Boylins owning and operating West Virginia's only amusement park J P Boylin transformed Camden Park from a carousel to an amusement park in 1950
- Camden Park - ArcGIS StoryMaps
The first amusement park ride, a carousel, was built around 1903; the park owners consider this to be the official date of the park's founding Ohio Valley Electric Railway discontinued its streetcar and rail service in 1937, converting Huntington into the first city in WV with a modern bus system
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As of 2015, Camden Park was West Virginia's only amusement park, home to more than thirty rides and attractions - Credit line: West Virginia Collection within the Carol M Highsmith Archive, Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division
- Camden Park - Clio
Camden Park was named after the former West Virginia Senator Johnson N Camden It was first established as a picnic spot by the Camden Interstate Railway Company in 1902 In 1903, a carousel was the first amuseument park ride introduced in the park
- Camden Park - SAH ARCHIPEDIA
Camden Park survives as a fond, slightly faded, reminder of a gentler era: the family-oriented amusement park that predated the mammoth theme parks of today 1903–present North side of U S 60, 1 mile east of Ceredo
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