Here's a 1978 map of the Cedar Point where Turnpike Cars is clearly visible beside Marina Gate, and the front of the Earthquake ride is visible in front of the first aid point on the midway: www.rollercoasterfreak.com/CP_Brochures/1978_pg_inside.jpg

@@ThemeSeekers Thanks but, that's not a very good map (too blurry) and it's not completely accurate, either. Where number 11 is, that's where the Fun House was. I remember seeing The Wild Cat through the slightly open door on the tilted room and it was a couple feet away from that door. There was no steakhouse there. Right there and all the way to the road to the left of it was a 2-story house where most of the employees (myself included) lived in mostly tiny rooms. Mine was on the 2nd floor near the back of the building and my window, right next to my bed, was a few feet away from the lake and I heard sea gulls quite often. Any time I went into the park it was through what this map calls, The Marina Gate. Just inside to my left was the brand new Omnimax (or Imax) theatre. (I also worked at the Carnegie Science Center and we had one of those, too and one was called, Imax, the other was, Omnimax, I'm just not sure which was which). Where 14 is, that building MIGHT'VE been there, I never used it so, I'm not sure but, it was either there or a building to the left of it where we employees would go once or twice a week to see movies I saw, "All The King's Men" (and slept through most of it) and, "Sleuth". I don't recall any others but I know it was right across the way from those sliding boards. As much as I wanted to, I don't think I ever rode those. I worked at the games along the midway. The first one I worked in was the Panther Pitch way up near the top of the L. I think it was the 2nd or 3rd game down. It was my fave because there was this really cute girl, Cheryl Hubbard, working there and I had a heavy crush on her! The lead at that game was a Hawaiian guy named, Joel. I can't recall his last name but he also had 3 of his sisters working there. Janis and Ioana (everyone called her, Joanna) worked at the Panther Pitch and Joel's other sister was the lead of the game at the top of the L. I don't think I ever worked her game. I don't recall seeing that spire there at all or any of that other stuff in that area. I never even went in that area. Right next to that red dot where it says, Games, is where the milk bottle game was. It was run by a black guy named, Charlie Brown. I only worked there 3 or 4 times. One of those time, I was leaving through the back door to go to lunch and the door (spring-loaded) slammed shut on my hand just as I was pulling it out of the way and the door ripped a wart out of my knuckle and I had to go across the midway to the medical area to get it taken care of. In as such, from what I recall, that merry-go-round was NOT there! I don't know what the question mark is for but, right at the bottom of it was another game called, Bear Hoopla and it was run by another very sweet girl named, Jennifer. Turns out, she's from my area! Another girl from my area worked at the place at the end of the L (near the front gate) where I'd go every day to buy French Fries from her. She always knew my order so, when she saw me coming, she'd get them ready for me! In the crotch of the L is where we'd always eat lunch at a series of picnic tables. Backgammon was really huge there, back then so, everybody played it any time they got the chance and they even had a tourney. Up to that point, I had no idea how to play it! Along the bottom of the L were most of the shitty games, Pick-a-Duck, Bust a Dish, The Cat Rack and I think one of those squirt gun games. There was another inside that hospital building. Somewhere near where that steakhouse is, there was a tiny office building. I had to go in there to get my ID picture taken. And, right beside that was a sort of gang plank where you'd get onto the ferry boat that'd take you across the lake to Sandusky. Not too far away, was the Sandusky Mall, where I bought several new albums (the first 3 by Synergy, "Bullets Through The Barrier" by The Movies and possibly, "Who Are You?" by The Who. It was right after Keith died. Oh! and the picture disc edition of Sgt. Pepper which skipped all over the place so, I took it back.) and my first stereo cassette recorder. Well, those are the anomalies that I can pick out. By the way, I don't see Earthquake on the map.

Also where's the Mouse!!!