The story
The birthplace of Kings Island began as an apple orchard in 1867 and featured the world's largest recirculating pool, but closed forever in 2023 after 137 years.
Everything that was here
- 1886–2023
Coney Island CincinnatiAmusement Park
The birthplace of Kings Island began as an apple orchard in 1867 and featured the world's largest recirculating pool, but closed forever in 2023 after 137 years.
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Connected places
Meyers Lake Amusement Park
Canton, OH
Kings Island
LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park
Monroe, OH
Kings Island
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Nearby history
Beverly Hills Supper Club
3949 Alexandria Pike · 4.0 km away
Riverfront Coliseum (The Who Concert Disaster Site)
100 Broadway Street · 8.8 km away
Riverfront Stadium
201 East Pete Rose Way · 8.9 km away
Rookwood Pottery (Mt. Adams Building)
1077 Celestial Street · 9.2 km away
RKO Albee Theatre
421 Walnut Street · 9.5 km away
Ingalls Building
6 East Fourth Street · 9.6 km away
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