Taking a look back at Kennywood's 125 years

[@georgesealy4706]

There used to be a paved path down to the RR tracks where people would arrive by train as seen in this video. Many years ago, sometime in the 1960s, I walked down there with another friend. It was on the northwest side of the park where there was a stage. Around the 1930s and 1940s, there was a train from my hometown on the Mon on "Kennywood Day." I have seen films of this. Everyone in town would be on it.

[@danielf1051]

I wonder if Mister Rogers grew up with Kennywood back in his childhood days.

[@trainlover6957]

nope

[@danielf1051]

@@trainlover6957 ok, just wondering

[@trainlover6957]

@@danielf1051 ok

[@CumGod-bc6gi]

Mr. Rogers is a known slave owner.

[@AlfredFJones-USA76]

​@@CumGod-bc6giHe was born 1928 so slavery was iilegal