Since I was writing about Mystery Hill a couple days ago, I think I’ll loiter here on the blog out in Vacationland a little longer. After all, summer is rapidly slipping away. So let’s pay a visit to East Harbor State Park through a series of vintage postcards.
East Harbor State Park has long been a favorite destination of the Brady family. It was one of the places (along with Mill Hollow) where we learned to camp.
Here are a few more beach shots. Who can forget those huge (and hot) slabs of stone leading down to it.
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| Courtesy CardCow.com |
As I mentioned, we enjoyed camping at East Harbor. Here are some postcards promoting the campground. Hey, our tent might be in one of those shots!
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| Courtesy CardCow.com |
When the Texas Bradys come east to Ohio for a spell each year, a picnic at East Harbor State Park is often a highlight of their visit. Here are two postcards of pic-a-nic’ers of the past.
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| The one was postmarked 1960. Courtesy CardCow.com |
And lastly, a day of fun at East Harbor wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the concession stand for some goodies.
1 comment:
I have fond memories of East Harbor. We occasionally would picnic there when I was a kid and spend time at the beach. We would cross Sandusky Bay via SR 269 across the old Bay Bridge, which if I recall was a lift bridge. Later as a teen we would tent camp at East Harbor for week long intervals. They always had lots to do for everyone, movies, hikes, and a game room. Aaah, the good old days!
Chuck
Jackson MI
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