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Journalist and author. Husband, father, son of Chuck, equal parts role model and cautionary tale. Same handle at the sky place. He/him
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See Relics of Bygone Theme Parks at the Amusement Preservation Museum

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By Vince Guerrieri
| Ohio Magazine Verified
Troy Parsh was 7 years old when Geauga Lake closed, and he was there on its last day of operation. The memory has stuck with him and is one that has fueled his quest to become a caretaker of artifacts tied to some of our most cherished bygone amusement parks. “We didn’t know it at the time, but I noticed something was wrong,” Parsh recalls of that last visit to Geauga Lake in September 2007. “We rode the Double Loop, and half the people on the train with me were employees.
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How Forgotten Songwriter Ernest Ball Rose to Fame

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By Vince Guerrieri
| Ohio Magazine Verified
It had been a busy day already for Ernest Ball when he took the stage on May 3, 1927, the last performance of a three-day engagement at the Yost Theater in Santa Ana, California. Ball had been a fixture on the national vaudeville circuit for more than 20 years. But the Cleveland native’s real accomplishment — if not necessarily fame — was as a songwriter.
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A NASA Architect Wanted to Build His Aeronautical Disneyland—on Lake Erie. Inside the Wild $2 Billion Failure.

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By Vince Guerrieri
| Popular Mechanics Verified
In the years after World War II, the sky was the limit for Cleveland. The city’s population climbed toward 1 million, and its proximity to half of the U.S. and Canada, along with the multiple corporations that used the city as their headquarters, led to local businesses advertising it as “the best location in the nation.” One of the industries that powered Cleveland to its mid-century prominence was aeronautics.
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