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Not far from the Belmont-Cragin neighborhood, was an area bordered by Belmont Avenue, Western Avenue, the Chicago River, and Lane Tech High School.  These 74 acres of land were known as "Riverview."  A colossal amusement park, Riverview Park, billing itself as the "Worlds Largest" was a Chicago landmark from 1904 to 1967.  

A trip to Riverview Park was an wonderful experience that most would not soon forget.  Through the magic of the digital age, we have persuaded Riverview Park's management to have a special theme day honoring Paul Breitsprecher's 80th Birthday.  HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD! 

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Source:  http://www.defunctparks.com 
 
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