Thanks for the comments guys, much appreciated. JP, sorry for the rush job, but I wanted to get this park finished so I could submit it in time to the #wearewatching thingie, we'll see if I pass muster. I am still making the time lapses and I will make I think not only a cinematic, but probably also an explanation video (if I don't chicken out about talking in a YouTube video, eek!)
Haha citytrader, yeah, the archer was super easy to find, but I expected you to go hunting in weird places, it was a reverse psychology challenge.
So in this pic you can see the Thriller, the Caterpillar and the midway games in the back

Here in you can see the Carousel building (which became the teacups because the carousel is too small widthwise) and the skating rink. I did not want to make a fake unusable swing in the middle so I replaced it with the in-game chair swings. You can also see the mill and a glimpse of the chute to the left of it. the lights style i also sorta copied, not exactly because it looked like overkill. And I did add the carousel in the empty field, because I will be using that carousel and my OCD won't let me have a huge empty field, must... put... tree.... gah! LOL.

Here is a picture of the Flash, for which I copied the style, but not really the structure as I could not find a decent picture. I ended up making something "janky" enough to seem to belong.

The general inspiration for the mills chute came from here, crappy picture, but enough to get the feel for it.

Here is an aerial view, I took the general layout from it, but I didn't fully stay truthful to it especially on the Flash side (Right side of the park). There is also something that looks like a side-friction across the street, but I could not find a reference to it in the ticket stubs, so I am assuming it got taken out of commission before 1970.

A naval map also helped a little with the layout. Some of the rides, I skipped, specifically there is a "castle" walkthrough that I thought would take too long to make. I am ready to move on to the imaginary 1972 version of the park.
