Historic Dreamland Bell at CI History Project

As you probably saw on the news, the century old Coney Island Bell from the iron pier of the old Dreamland Park was raised from the ocean floor last week after nearly 100 years underwater. The Coney Island History Project has it on exhibition again this weekend at the History Project's FREE public exhibition center under the Cyclone roller coaster. This is a special exhibit--this weekend only- Sept 12 & 13, from 2-6pm. Then we close for the season.

This set of photos was taken on Sept. 5, the first day of the Bell's display at the History Project. and its second day on land in 98 years!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/27583836@N08/sets/72157622271706420/

The Coney Island History Project’s FREE public exhibition center is located under the Cyclone at 824 Surf Avenue just east of W 10th Street. FREE ADMISSION for One and ALL! Hope to see you there!
http://www.coneyislandhistory.org/news/?p=203

If you missed the chance to ring the Dreamland Pier Bell at the History Project last month, the good news it will be on public display inside Brooklyn Borough Hall (209 Joralemon Street entrance) beginning Tuesday Oct 6 along with vintage images from the History Project. After Tuesday's celebratory opening at 11 am, the FREE display is expected to last 2 weeks. Hours are 9-6pm, Mon -Fri.

http://amusingthezillion.com/2009/10/02/coney-island-dreamland-bell-to-brooklyn-borough-hall-for-exhibition/