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  Monarch Park

 

Monarch Park was the Oil Region's premiere amusement park. It belonged to the Citizens Traction Company and served as a destination park for residents of Venango County. On many holidays both Franklin and Oil City were empty as thousands of people went to enjoy the gardens, the dance hall, the bowling alley, and rides like the Thriller rollercoaster. Of course, it was also a prime location for bands to play. Many Franklin band musicians played in the "house bands" that played for the season, but the Franklin Band also appeared there from time to time. Here the band boys are seen reclining on the steps.






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