https://openvalley.org/items/browse?tags=Irondequoit%2C+NY&output=atom2024-03-29T02:17:30-07:00Omekahttps://openvalley.org/items/show/946
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var str = 'View of Sea Breeze, One of Rochester's Beautiful Summer Resorts';
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var str = 'Overlooking Lake Ontario, this amusement park has remained in operation since its opening in 1879--making it America's fourth-oldest such operation. It originated as a trolly destination in an era without air conditioning; temperatures due to the lake-breeze effect could be 10 degrees cooler. In the postcard we see travelers on the Rochester & Suburban Railway debarking upon company land, anticipating various concessions and by the time of this photograph several rides--including carousels and a figure-eight roller coaster.
In 1920 Sea Breeze built its famous wooden "Jack Rabbit" roller coaster, currently the second-oldest one in the US. Through financial challenges, new owners, destructive fires, and social change it has managed to remain open and share its pleasures with new generations.';
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