
Playland at the Beach
The Big Dipper roller coaster opened in 1922 and was demolished in 1955.
RichmondContains 1592 photos
The Big Dipper roller coaster opened in 1922 and was demolished in 1955.
RichmondElevated view west. The end of the B-line was a loop at Cabrillo and Great Highway between the 2 blocks of Playland. Fun House, Midway at left. Laff In The Dark ride at lower right. Five Muni B-Line streetcars, including #206 and #203. Same as SFMTA Archive photo D4310.
Richmond OuterMidway entrance and Fun House on south side of Cabrillo St near Great Highway. MUNI B-line streetcar at right.
Ocean BeachElevated view south to fanciful architecture on cafe at southeast corner of Great Highway and Cabrillo St. Fun House in background. Billboard reads 'These Leaders say No on Right to Work.' 'No on Proposition 18.'
Ocean BeachA photo montage of different Playland attractions
RichmondMidway entrance, view south from Cabrillo Street. Fun House at left, Carousel at right
Ocean BeachKids inside Barrel of Fun at Fun House.
Ocean BeachAnimated mannequin located in the Fun House at Playland at the Beach
Ocean BeachLaffin' Sal in window of Fun House, at Cabrillo and La Playa.
Ocean BeachMounted policeman Arthur Dolan outside Babyland, home of Ball-Throwing at baby dolls, Great Highway near Cabrillo.
Ocean BeachPosed in western clothing in front of "Sea Planes" ride.
Ocean BeachSeal Rock House and Ocean Beach Pavilion. View northeast from foot of Balboa (then 'B') Street. Sutro Heights at upper left. Pavilion Annex at right has sign denoting Training Quarters for Ad Wolgast (Adolphus Wolgast, World Lightweight Champion).
Sutro HeightsView southeast from Point Lobos Ave. Left to right: Ocean Beach Pavilion, Chutes, Lurline Pier pump house, Big Dipper rollercoaster, Dutch Windmill
Sutro HeightsView east to auto with driver parked in front of Ocean Beach Pavilion and Surf Cafe & Grill. Two well-dressed people in front of car. Sutro Heights in background. Same image as wnp33.00100 with slightly different cropping.
Sutro HeightsBalboa and 49th Ave (now La Playa St.), The Lark Cafe & Bar in Surf Building. View north. Top of Ocean Beach Pavilion at upper left.
Ocean Beach