Luna Park, Schenectady

Luna Park was a trolley-served amusement park that operated in Rexford, New York near Schenectady from 1901 to 1933 under multiple ownership names. Built around the Grand View Hotel and developed by entrepreneur Frederick Ingersoll, the park featured roller coasters, carousels, a fun house, aerial swing rides, and various other early-20th-century attractions before its rides were dismantled during the Great Depression.