
Great Highway near Balboa
Chutes at the Beach. Surf Building. "Freaks of the World" display. View east. Ocean Beach Pavilion at left.
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Chutes at the Beach. Surf Building. "Freaks of the World" display. View east. Ocean Beach Pavilion at left.
Sutro HeightsSurf Building at Balboa & Great Highway. Freak show display. View east. Ocean Beach Pavilion at left.
Sutro HeightsChutes at the Beach. Noah's Ark, a floating, rocking ride. A twin ride existed at Oakland's Idora Park.
RichmondChutes at the Beach. Noah's Ark, a floating, rocking ride. A twin existed in Oakland's Idora Park.
RichmondChutes at the Beach. Rides north of Cabrillo including Noah's Ark and Shoot the Chutes.
RichmondNorth midway looking south toward the entrance at Great Highway and Cabrillo
RichmondLooking south along Great Highway between Balboa and Cabrillo. "It's It" at right.
RichmondSeaplane Ride in the middle of Playland's north midway.
RichmondShoot the Chutes. Billed as the Longest Most Thrilling Water Ride in the World, featured a 490-ft underground tunnel and a splashdown finish.
RichmondMidway looking north. The open space of Playland's northern midway featured a changing assortment of rides over the years.
RichmondGreat Highway. View south along esplanade. Topsy's Roost at left in old Ocean Beach Pavilion.
Sutro HeightsPlayland at the Beach. Red Bug ride and Topsy's Roost. View southeast. Great Highway in foreground.
Sutro HeightsRed Bug ride at north end of Great Highway. View east. Windmill and Sutro Heights at left.
Sutro HeightsPlayland at the Beach. View south on La Playa between Cabrillo and Balboa, Market Street Railway (MSRy) 5-line streetcar #901 approaching, Big Dipper roller coaster, Fun House, Whitney Brothers administration building.
RichmondCrowds on the Midway, looking south. Sign to the Tumble Bug ride. Birds Paradise attraction. The Tumble Bug Ride was a spinning ride with rotating circular seats.
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