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Dante’s Inferno – A Trip to Hades, 1932

Our very first haunted ride, “Danteā€™s Inferno ā€“ A Trip to Hades” opened in the same exact location way back in 1932. Over many decades, we’ve re-used the same spot

Inside Cocoanut Grove Then and Now, 1947

The Boardwalk’s Cocoanut Grove Ballroom maintains its classic charm after more than 100+ years of fashionable dances, popular concerts and must-attend events. Today it’s used for a variety of occasionsā€”bustling

Bands on the Beach

Here’s a fun photo of the beach bandstand back in the 1970s. It sure has changed a lot over the years!

Outside Cocoanut Grove Then and Now, 1938

The Boardwalk’s Cocoanut Grove has gone through many changes over the years, but its function as an entertainment center has remained about the same. Here’s a photo combining a 1938

Mural with a History, 1973

Next time you’re passing “Bay Brews” (near Logger’s Revenge), take a peek inside to check out a mural you may not have noticed before. The 40-foot painting captures the full

The Crazy Day

The Crazy Dazy entertained Boardwalk visitors back in the 1960s before it moved to a new home in South Africa. Did you know we’re getting a sweet new “Twirlin’ Teacups”

Easter Egg Hunt, 1947

Hundreds of kids racing to find tiny hidden treasures in the sand during an Easter Egg Hunt at the Boardwalk back in 1947.

The Giant Mola Mola, 1927

When local fishermen captured a Giant Mola Mola (ocean sunfish) and a twelve-foot Monster Octopus way back in 1927, it called for a special exhibit of the two rarities.

Bayview Rooom Then and Now, 1907

Have you ever partied in the Bayview Room inside the Boardwalk’s Cocoanut Grove? This #ThenandNow shows you how it’s changed since 1907. Back in the day, it was a fancy

Ruth “the Human Submarine” Kahl, 1938

Remembering Ruth Kahl who passed away recently at the age of 99. As a teenager, Ruth “the Human Submarine” was a featured performer in the Boardwalk Plunge, she held the

Ice Skateboards on the Boardwalk, 1995

When Olympic ice skaters visited the Boardwalk for a TV special in the summer of 1995, it was definitely a major production. Ted Whiting shares photos and memories from the

Clam Chowder Cookoff Minigolf

When our Clam Chowder Cook-Off first began, way back in the ’80s, organizers faced some interesting challenges. For starters, the event was held indoors, around the mini-golf course, so things

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