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This funhouse draws influence from the former Riverside Park (Agawam, MA) dark ride , designed & decorated by Bill Tracy, himself in the spring of 1962. The façade was destroyed at the end of the 1983 season, and the best known photograph of it was taken that year by our friends at http://www.laffinthedark.com . Please visit their website to learn more about the great endeavors we are undertaking at this very moment. We will be updating every so often to keep you appraised on whats happening. http://www.flickr.com/photos/60904464@N02/sets/ . Thanks as always, Wild Bill

We here at Wild Bill's would really like to thank Larry for coming to visit us personally. I would also like to reply to Forces(John C.) with this link http://www.roadsideamerica.com/blog/giant-jack-in-the-box/ from Roadside Attractions, who have been to Wild Bill's on 3 seperate instances. We are all looking forward to meeting you all here at Wild Bill's anytime. Thanks for all the support and wonderful comments. Buffalo Bill

That is a fantastic map of the property, but there is one small issue. Its just a little too small. That open field to the left is also our land, which gives us a total of about 40 available acres to potentially have for all sorts of rides. And not to mention the game trailers which we possess. Ring toss, a wheel of fortune, tests of strenght units with hammers, ball toss games with weighted and unweighted bottles. All sorts of nostalgic carnival attractions. Lots of original banners and showman props. We just also aquirred an original lion cage and a couple of tiger cages on wheels. We may have some visions of grandeur, but we have the DREAM. Dreams that we will eventually make reality. Sorry for the ranting, but all this really gets me excited.

Mornin', this is one heck of a treasure hunt. I can't wait to see who finds this location first. We'll be waiting with open arms.