Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland 1861-2008 at SDMA
- A 5 ft. tall cyclops head from Coney Island’s “Spook-A-Rama” ride that survived Hurricane Sandy
- Hand-painted carousel horses from the early 1900’s
- Vintage photos and vivid artwork capturing everything from candid beachside moments to the glamour-filled Coney Island lifestyle
Coney Island was once reserved for the affluent members of society. Today, anyone can enjoy this seaside attraction in Brooklyn, New York.
Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland 1861-2008 at SDMA
Left coasters also have an opportunity to immerse themselves in the history of this iconic beach attraction with posters, drawings, prints and film clips which are part of this first-of-it’s-kind collection exhibited at the San Diego Museum of Art.
Coney Island: Visions of an American Dreamland 1861-2008 at SDMA
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I’ve never been to Coney Island, but this exhibit looks so fun!
nope! not yet! c;
I’m pretty sure I went there as a kid – I remember going to the original Nathan’ hotdogs, but not much else 🙂