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Rediscover the allure of a bygone era with "Percy's Pocket Dictionary of Coney Island," a meticulously crafted index and guide to the famed resort as it existed in 1880. Authored by Townsend Percy, this invaluable resource offers a comprehensive look at Coney Island's railroads, steamboat routes, grand hotels, vibrant amusements, and diverse restaurants. Delve into the historical and geographical facts that shaped this iconic destination, and explore all other aspects that made Coney Island a must-visit locale.

More than just a directory, "Percy's Pocket Dictionary" provides an appendix on bathing, swimming, and general advice for visitors, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. This book serves as a window into the past, capturing the essence of a vibrant and evolving Coney Island at the height of its popularity. A treasure for historians, researchers, and anyone captivated by New York City's rich heritage.

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