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|designer=Charles Albert Marshall}}The '''Ocean Wave''' was a swinging ride at Olentangy Park. It was an amusement device that made to imitate the motion of a boat in the water.<ref name=":0">"Boy Injured at Buckeye Outing." ''Columbus Evening Dispatch''. 19 July 1909. Pg. 2. | |designer=Charles Albert Marshall}}The '''Ocean Wave''' was a swinging ride at Olentangy Park. It was an amusement device that made to imitate the motion of a boat in the water.<ref name=":0">"Boy Injured at Buckeye Outing." ''Columbus Evening Dispatch''. 19 July 1909. Pg. 2.</ref> Although found on playgrounds, this ride often called a "witch's hat," this version appears to have been much bigger. | ||
== Injuries == | == Injuries == | ||
Revision as of 20:57, 16 June 2022
Ocean Wave
| Type | Rotating ride Swinging Ride |
|---|---|
| Designer | Charles Albert Marshall |
| Vehicle Type | Boat (Gondola) |
| Number of Vehicles | 1 |
The Ocean Wave was a swinging ride at Olentangy Park. It was an amusement device that made to imitate the motion of a boat in the water.[1] Although found on playgrounds, this ride often called a "witch's hat," this version appears to have been much bigger.
Injuries
In July 1909, Earl Sands, 14, suffered a badly crushed leg after his leg became caught beneath the platform. It took three stitches to close a gash in the leg below the knee.[1]