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Coney Park after the storm

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DescriptionFrederick Nelson Jones and his wife, Ivy, opened the amusement park, Coney Park, in 1921 in Haven Road, Nelson. The park was moved in 1926 to a section facing Halifax Street, but due to acts of vandalism closed in 1933.
A small group of children on a damaged merry-go-round at Coney Park after a storm. The J.H. Cock & Co. Ltd and Sargood, Son & Ewen Ltd. buildings are in the background.CreatorF. N. Jones, Nelson (N.Z.)Date25 March 1922Subject/KeywordPostcardsDisastersWeather eventsConditions of UsePlease acknowledge the Rob and Lynn Packer Collection on Tasman Heritage if reusing this image or sharing online.

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