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Man raking leaves by Nay Aug Amusement Park.
Man raking leaves by Nay Aug Amusement Park.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
The identity of this man is unknown and the date of this photo cannot be determined.
Nay Aug Amusement Park nuns and men in suits.
Nay Aug Amusement Park nuns and men in suits.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
This photograph shows nuns and unidentified dignitaries at the Nay Aug Amusement Park in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The photo is undated, but it is likely from the early 1960s.
Sesame Street characters at Nay Aug Amusement Park.
Sesame Street characters at Nay Aug Amusement Park.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
This photograph shows a visit by Big Bird and other Sesame Street characters to the Nay Aug Amusement Park. It is undated.
Rear of Nay Aug Amusement Park with view of Comet Coaster.
Rear of Nay Aug Amusement Park with view of Comet Coaster.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
This photograph shows the rear of the Nay Aug Amusement Park with the coaster at its highest elevation. The "Fly Yourself" sign at the top of the "Copter" ride indicates that it may have been self-service at certain times. The photo is undated, but it is likely from the early 1960s.
Big Bird in front of ticket booth.
Big Bird in front of ticket booth.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
This photograph shows a visit by Sesame Street characters to the Nay Aug Amusement Park. It is undated.
Monsters on train.
Monsters on train.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
This photograph shows a visit by Sesame Street characters to the Nay Aug Amusement Park. It is undated.
Big Bird on train.
Big Bird on train.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History, Scranton (Pa.)—History
This photograph shows a visit by Sesame Street characters to the Nay Aug Amusement Park. It is undated, but we believe it is 1976 or soon thereafter, due to the train's Bicentennial colors.