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1970's RIP Closed Skateparks
This category is to separate out the skateparks built in the 1970's that are a big part of skateboarding's history. There's a few left around the world that are still open, so you'll have to find them in the regular OPEN skateparks or via the search box. Please dig up your old pics and share them with skaters all over the world, send to jeff@concretedisciples.com
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More commonly known as Magic Skatepark
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A rare fullpipe park
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A skatepark run by a literal magician, designed completely on the fly
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One of two parks opened on the same stretch of highway within a week of one another.
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Detroit's first skatepark
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An extremely short-lived park.
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One of the first ten skateparks of the 70's, and the first Texas park.
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Designed and run by the nephew of Rev. Billy Graham
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An early skatepark brand by a duo who built 3 Florida parks within weeks of one another.
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