East Liverpool Historical Society

Pictures from the Frank Dawson colletion.

Rock Springs Park was an amusement park located in Chester, West Virginia, located just across the Ohio River from East Liverpool. It operated from the late 1800s until the late 1970s when it was closed.

Annual Community Picnic. 1954.

Baby contests, dance contests, beauty constests were common.

The man on the right was Paul "Tiny" Fisher. Tiny was a local man, the "voice" of East Liverpool's first radio station, WLIO which broadcast originally out of Mike Turk's Buick Auto dealership on the corner of Walnut and 6th streets. Tiny eventually became the "voice" of WOHI. Tiny's family owned Fisher farm which which combined with another farm would make up what is called "Pleasant Heights".

Jitterbug contest winners at Golden Star Dairy Picnic in 1954 at Rock Springs Park.

Left to Right: Gabby Finney, Grace Ann Rumberger, Valerie Huff, Joe Huff, Lois Jean Howell and Fred Burch. (Photo courtesy of John "Fireball" Eiferd).

Continue on to: Rock Springs Park 1970

 

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