The old Boblo Island Amusement Park ferry dock is coming down on the mainland. It was a symbol of what was, when the ferry ...

Boblo Island Amusement Park ran from 1898 to 1993. Here are historic pictures of Boblo Island, along with some pics of what the remains of the amusement park look like today.

The long-awaited demolition marks the end of a familiar landmark that once ferried generations across the Detroit River to ...

Boblo Island Amusement Park closed 25 years ago. We were curious to see what remained of it today. Here are pictures we took of the eerie remnants of the park which operated from 1898 to 1993.

Visitors take a turn on the log flume ride at Boblo Island amusement park in 1973. HUM Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images A family watches the sunset from Boblo Island in the 1970s.

For 96 summer seasons, Boblo Island delighted millions of Detroiters who arrived by a romantic steamship sail to enjoy the amusement park, concerts and rides that soared above the Detroit River.

For thousands of Michiganders, the name Boblo Island brings happy nostalgia and memories of family outings at the beloved amusement park. Formerly known as an entertainment area, Boblo Island ...

Boblo Island was a unique destination for families in both the United States and Canada for 95 years, beginning in 1898. The amusement park closed in 1993. The island is now owned by a Amico, a ...

The island amusement park down the Detroit River thrilled kids and adults for decades, as anyone older than say, 35, can tell you. • Related:We want your Boblo memories And then there were the ...

Memories of Boblo. Everyone has a memory to tell. Here are some we found on various blogs and forums: I was one of the last generations of people who were able to enjoy Bob-Lo island amusement park.

“Boblo Boats: A Detroit Ferry Tale,” the award-winning documentary exploring the history of Boblo Island amusement park and its ferries, is now available to stream on demand and to own on DVD.