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This is the RIP zone for Skateparks that have bitten the dust!
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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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A skatepark built on the site of the notorious "Action Park."
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The second ski resort skatepark in New England.
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New England's first skatepark and one of the first ten skateparks of the 70's.
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More commonly known as "Mt. Pleasant."
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"Looks like a parking lot laid down by morons." -Charleston News and Courier
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The 1960's skate craze reached the little Texas town of Andrews
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Built on the grounds of the Carolina Circle Mall
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