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Endnotes: Indian Falls’ Lost Amusement Park

By David Neth - April 19, 2015

Before Darien Lake’s roller coasters dominated the area’s amusement rides, Indian Falls’ Boulder Park was the place to spend summers in Genesee County. 

The full content is available in the Spring 2015 Issue.

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