Playtown Park Pictures Sought

My wife and I are looking for old pictures of playtown park. We want to make them into prints.
If anyone can help, wecan be reached at Delsord@verizon.net

Mike Del Sordo wrote:

My wife and I are looking for old pictures of playtown park. We want to make them into prints.
If anyone can help, wecan be reached at Delsord@verizon.net

Email Local Hostorian Keith Lockhart: keith106@rcn.com . He has a lot of local pictures, quite possibly of Playtown Park. I have a couple of old matchbooks from Playtown Park but no pictures.

I also am looking for pictures of Play Town Park, the Bazzar, and Upper Darby. I did receive one picture of Pagano's on S.69st, a place I used to frequent as a child. I can be reached at frannyward@yahoo.com

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Playtown Park - great childhood memories from the early and mid-1960s.
Whenever we visited my dad's two sisters in Media, we'd all go to Playtown Park.
I'd love to find some photos of that place, too!

TCall2004@comcast.net

My husband & I are looking for pictures of playtoen park in Springfield also. We both went there many times as children.
pdmzhappyhouse@aol.com

Sorry. I live near there but the park's not there anymore.

Hi Mike, I have a picture of my father and I on the carousel form Playtown Park. Send me your email and I will forward it to you. Have you received any others? I would like to see them if you have...

Debs

Could you send me a copy of the pictures. I'd love to see them. My email is cec437@gmail.com

Debs Yaroshuk wrote:

Hi Mike, I have a picture of my father and I on the carousel form Playtown Park. Send me your email and I will forward it to you. Have you received any others? I would like to see them if you have...
Debs

Debs Yaroshuk wrote:

Hi Mike, I have a picture of my father and I on the carousel form Playtown Park. Send me your email and I will forward it to you. Have you received any others? I would like to see them if you have...
Debs

Hi, I would love to have the picture sent to me also. We had birthday parties there. My favorite ride was the cup and saucer that sat out front. My email address is debilee57@gmail.com Thanks so much Debbie Wright

I loved Playtown Park, especially the roller coaster. I may have some family photos from there, but have to look through my moms's things.

I not only lived right behind Playtown Park but worked there briefly too. I operated the kiddie boat ride. The owner's name was Mr. Yudhi, he also owned the Lord Baltimore apartments built right behind the park prior to the park being sold to Strawbridge and Clothier for their discount outlet "Clover". The managers name was "Reds", yes he had red hair. Sorry, no pictures, only these mental ones, hope it helps.

I remember Playtown Park. I would also like some pictures of it. I had the best time there when my dad would take me, my brother, and some of the neighborhood kids. If anyone has any, please let me know, and I'll give you my email address. Thanks.

In fact, just email anything you have of the park. What great memories.

cocoapuffs666@gmail.com

Please email any pics you may have of the park to me. I am compiling any old Morton Borough stuff and will submit to the website. Thanks!

hist@mortonborough.com

I would love pictures of Playtown Park and the Bazzar as well. I used to go to those places all the time when I was a kid.

My email is phil22@aol.com

old guy from springfield wrote:

I not only lived right behind Playtown Park but worked there briefly too. I operated the kiddie boat ride. The owner's name was Mr. Yudhi, he also owned the Lord Baltimore apartments built right behind the park prior to the park being sold to Strawbridge and Clothier for their discount outlet "Clover". The managers name was "Reds", yes he had red hair. Sorry, no pictures, only these mental ones, hope it helps.

hey I lived behind the Park also..remember Reds and Mr Yudhi..and every square foot of that place

I lived right behind Playtown also.remember Reds and Mr Yudhi...the mousetrap....haunted house.big slide.....arcade....even remember the guys behind the pizza counter...the sound of the roller coaster