Kennywood

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Kennywood is a historic amusement park near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known for its classic wooden roller coasters and National Historic Landmark status.

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Kennywood amusement park 2
Kennywood canonical 1
Kennywood Park 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf amusement park
historic site
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle early 20th-century amusement park design
area approximately 80 acres
country United States
county Allegheny County
foundedAs trolley park
hasAttraction Auto Race
Black Widow
Garfield’s Nightmare (former)
Gran Prix
Kangaroo
Merry-Go-Round
Noah’s Ark
Old Mill
SwingShot
Turtle
hasRollerCoaster Exterminator
Jack Rabbit
Phantom’s Revenge
Racer
Sky Rocket
Steel Curtain
Thunderbolt
hasSection Kiddieland
linked to: Kiddyland

Lost Kennywood
Steelers Country
hasWebsite https://www.kennywood.com
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places listing
U.S. National Historic Landmark
heritageDesignationDate 1987
locatedIn West Mifflin, Pennsylvania
locatedNear Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
namedAfter Anthony Kenny
nearRiver Monongahela River
notableFor classic wooden roller coasters
historic amusement rides
NRHPReferenceNumber 87000830
numberOfRollerCoasters 7
numberOfWaterRides 3
offersEvent Holiday Lights
Phantom Fright Nights
openingDate 1899-05-30
originalOwner Monongahela Street Railway Company
linked to: Pittsburgh Railways
owner Palace Entertainment
parentCompany Parques Reunidos
partnership Pittsburgh Steelers
season spring to fall
state Pennsylvania
theme traditional amusement park

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Allegheny County contains Kennywood
West Homestead, Pennsylvania near Kennywood Park
linked to: Kennywood
Swissvale, Pennsylvania near Kennywood amusement park
linked to: Kennywood
Adventureland filmingLocation Kennywood amusement park
linked to: Kennywood