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Description
Luna Park was built on Coney Island, and designed by architect Frederic Thompson in 1903. It was the first of many Luna Parks to come. At night, it was lit by thousands of electrical lights. This photograph is from a glass slide by Charles Moody, a Saco native, who summered in Maine but lived in Newark, New Jersey.
About This Item
- Title: Luna Park, Coney Island, ca. 1903
- Creator: Charles Moody
- Creation Date: circa 1903
- Subject Date: circa 1903
- Location: Coney Island, New York, Kings County, NY
- Media: Print from glass negative
- Dimensions: 12.6 cm x 17.7 cm
- Local Code: 1137
- Object Type: Image
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