In this episode, Jim and Toni Amey discuss the Idora Park Experience, their upcoming book, and the importance of preserving memories. “Experiencing Idora – Jim and Toni Amey.” metro30 podcast 023. Release date: Feb. 25, 2021. Mark C. Peyko hosts.
“We’re on a mission to rescue, restore and share Idora Park artifacts,” state the Ameys on their Idora Park Experience Facebook page. They describe the effort as “a museum dedicated to everything Idora Park.”
The Idora collection is currently open for viewing a few weekends per year. Artifacts include Wildcat cars, park signage, a boat from the Rapids/Lost River, Penny Arcade games, and more. Information on upcoming open houses can be found on their website: The Idora Park Experience.
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