Bay Beach Amusement Park

Bay Beach is a metropolitan entertainment mecca in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Arranged close to the mouth of the Fox River, on the east bank as it streams into Green Bay, the recreation center contains rides, concessions, a thrill ride, and a sustenance structure. Moves, motion pictures, and different occasions are held in a structure. The recreation center is adjoining the Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary.The stop's history dates to the 1890s when business visionary Mitchell Nejedlo acquired the land. Initially proposed to be separated and sold for summer cabins, he transformed it into Bay View Beach. Narrows View Beach had a move lobby, a bar, and a bathhouse, be that as it may, on the grounds that it was swampy and invaded with mosquitoes, the recreation center didn't pull in numerous guests. In 1908 Captain John Cusick purchased the resort from Nejedlo. Cusick assembled a 8-foot dock that broadened 570 feet into the straight, at that point purchased a steamboat to transport clients from Walnut Street Bridge to Bay View Beach.