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Olentangy Park opened its 1921 season on April 10, 1921.<ref name="legal1">"Park is Transferred." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' March 28, 1921. Page 18.</ref> | Olentangy Park opened its 1921 season on Sunday, April 10, 1921.<ref name="legal1">"Park is Transferred." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' March 28, 1921. Page 18.</ref> After a year-long battle, the management of the park returned to Joseph W. and William J. Dusenbury.<ref name="legal1" /> The park was only open on Sundays for its pre-season until May 22, 1921,<ref>"Park Open Sunday Only." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' April 8, 1921. Page 42.</ref> when it opened for daily operation.<ref>"Park is Opened Today." ''The Columbus Sunday Dispatch.'' April 10, 1921. Page 7.</ref> The park closed on ... | ||
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| Leadership | The Olentangy Park Company Joseph W. Dusenbury, president William J. Dusenbury |
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| Pre-season | Began April 10, 1921 - May 22, 1921 |
| Season | Began May 23, 1921 |
| New Attractions | Amphitheater |
Olentangy Park opened its 1921 season on Sunday, April 10, 1921.[1] After a year-long battle, the management of the park returned to Joseph W. and William J. Dusenbury.[1] The park was only open on Sundays for its pre-season until May 22, 1921,[2] when it opened for daily operation.[3] The park closed on ...
Lawsuits
Judge Rogers of Franklin County courts formally turned the park back over to the Dusenbury Brothers after a year-long fight, after canceling their lease with Will D. Harris and W. N. Ferguson over permitting gambling in the park. The receivers of the park reported receipts of $43,000$696,548 in 2025 dollars during the summer of 1920 and a balance after paying some debts of $27,000$437,368 in 2025 dollars.[1]
Rides and Attractions
Swimming Pool
Main Article: Swimming Pool
The Dusenburys applied for membership in the American Athletic Union (A.A.U.) and held amateur swimming races at the Swimming Pool.[4]
List of Rides and Attractions
- Amphitheater NEW
- Arena
- Band Shell
- Bandstand (South)
- Box ball alleys
- Canoe Club Boathouse
- Carousel
- Children's Playground
- Circle Swing
- Colonnade
- Dancing Pavilion
- Double Whirl
- Electric Autos
- Ferris Wheel
- Figure Eight Toboggan
- Floral Conservatory & Greenhouse
- The Fun House
- Gypsy Camp
- Merry-Go-Round (1)
- Merry-Go-Round (3)
- Millrace and Fish Pond
- Miniature Railway
- Motordrome
- Motion Pictures
- Ye Olde Mill (2)
- Over-the-Top
- Palm Garden
- Palmistry
- Pony and Camel Track
- Scenic Coaster
- Shoot-the-Chutes
- Shooting Gallery
- Snake Den
- Swimming Pool
- Swings
- Water Toboggan
- The Whip
- Whirlwind
- Zoological Garden
Theater, Vaudeville, and Stunt Performances
Music
Activities
List of Activities
- Billiards
- Boating
- Box Ball
- Bowling
- Dancing
- Dining
- Fishing
- Fortune Telling
- General Games
- Penny Arcades
- Picnics
- Pony Rides
- Swimming
- Tennis
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Park is Transferred." The Columbus Dispatch. March 28, 1921. Page 18.
- ↑ "Park Open Sunday Only." The Columbus Dispatch. April 8, 1921. Page 42.
- ↑ "Park is Opened Today." The Columbus Sunday Dispatch. April 10, 1921. Page 7.
- ↑ "Sports Briefs." The Columbus Dispatch. April 1, 1921. Page 38.