| Ya need a ticked to
enter the frontier! But when the day is done, how many of us
save those tickets for posterity? Here are various tickets and
a ticket book from Frontier Village. The real collectibles are
the two at the top left. They are dated September 28, 1980. |
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Mat tried to be the highest
bidder on eBay for these precious gems.
eBay often features treasured goodies from the park. |
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| We've all seen them.
They are the brochures at hotels that entice us to visit various
attractions. Here are two promotional brochures, one from the
opening year and one from the closing year. The souvenir picture
booklet on the right was purchased at the park in 1980.
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| Lots of folks collect
postcards. They're compact and easy to store. They are also a
pleasure to pull out and look at. You'll recognize some of these
views from other sections of our website, Frontier Village had
some beautiful postcards. |
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| At Frontier Village
you too could see your name in the headlines. Just write what
you want, pay a nominal fee and come back in an hour. Kim got two
for the price of one (they spelled his name wrong on the first
one). |
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| Nice badge! |
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| Pat Hanna shares a few of
his prized FV button's. |
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| Paper cup collecting? Yep, Kim is a certified pack rat. Someday
he will make a fortune
with it on eBay! |
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| The big green
guy had his own button! |
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| This is an employee
button from 1980. It has faded from the bright orange color it
used to be, but the memories it brings are still strong. |
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| This poster was circulated
to Frontier Wonderland Club Directors in 1980. Club Directors
were the folks that handed out discount cards at hundreds of
companies and organizations in Northern California. The words
in orange at the bottom sum up the whole sad story. |
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| We don't have the park,
but some of us still have dirt from it! |
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