Coaster Dips in Glen Echo Park Size:16x20

Coaster Dips in Glen Echo Park Size:16x20Glen Echo Amusement Park became a heavily promoted "trolley park" after the Washington Railway and Electric Company purchased the site where it was located as a way to increase ridership on the trolley line from DC to Glen Echo. Previously, it had been a small amusement park. After the purchase in 1911, it was renovated and expanded, and became a prominent amusement center in the DC area. Coaster Dips, a wooden roller coaster, was a staple at the park

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Originally a stereograph

women began taking jobs in the aviation industry

Step back in time and experience the beauty of a historic Virginia nautical event with this reproduction print of our digitally restored vintage photograph of a ship being launched in Virginia

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this image provides a rare glimpse into the iconic memorial's past

Thanks to our careful digital restoration efforts

We repaired damage

Captured in the early 1900s

Our team has digitally restored this charming vintage photograph