Coaster Dips in Glen Echo Park Size:11x14 and catered to Princeton's wealthier

and catered to Princeton's wealthier students

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Coaster Dips in Glen Echo Park Size:11x14 and catered to Princeton's wealthierGlen Echo Amusement Park became a heavily promoted "trolley park" after the Washington Railway and Electric Company purchased the site where it was located as a way to increase ridership on the trolley line from DC to Glen Echo. Previously, it had been a small amusement park. After the purchase in 1911, it was renovated and expanded, and became a prominent amusement center in the DC area. Coaster Dips, a wooden roller coaster, was a staple at the park