Fred Trump Jr. is the lone occupant in this empty of nearly
UNITED STATES - FEBRUARY 17: Fred Trump Jr. is the lone occupant in this empty of nearly everything but memories is the shell of the main building once world famous Steeplechase Park. The gaily painted wooden horses that once were a main attraction in the 12-acre amusement complex build in 1897 by George C. Tilyou are gone and sold to a British amusement firm. Coney Island Chamber of Comerce has suggested city operated seaside park and bathing pavilion as a replacement for the old amusement center. Part of site would become 1,000 car parknig field. (Photo by Leroy Jakob/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)
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