The Sandusky Library Archives Research Center is
fortunate to have in its collections several photographs and post cards from
Cedar Point. Above is a scene featuring the boardwalk along the Cedar Point
Beach in the early twentieth century. Below are three individuals watching the
boats on Lake Erie as the waves roll in.
In the summer of 1914, Tony Jannus thrilled crowds by
offering daily flights in a "hydroplane." The brief air flights were offered for
a fee of fifty cents per person. (About $8 in today's money -- not bad!)
During the 1930s, several amusement rides were located
very close to the beach.
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