point and Mirth Master declared bankruptcy in the spring of 1989 leaving Filoromo no choice but to close the park. The bank seized the property and put the park up for sale at $2 million. Despite local efforts to raise the capital to purchase the operations as well as individual interest no buyer emerged and Angela Park was all but finished. The official end came on an overcast Saturday in May 1990 when the bank auctioned off the park piece by piece. Several of the Angela Park rides are in operation in different locations. The C.P. Huntington train was sold to the zoo in Erie, Pennsylvania. The tank ride is in Knight's Action Park in Springfield, Illinois. The antique car ride is in a New Jersey park and several of the dodgem bumper cars operate at Knoebels Amusement Resort in Elysburg, Pennsylvania. The park's sole roller coaster was the "Valley Volcano." Designed by John C. Allen, the coaster was nearly identical to Wyandot Lake's Sea Dragon. During the last few seasons, the park changed the number of cars operating on this coaster, which can be seen in photographs that show the ride with four, three, and two cars on the train. Documentary In 2016, Sam-Son Productions, Inc. announced that they would be creating a documentary on the park and finished the process in 2017. The hour long documentary DVD features footage from the park's opening day through its closure. The documentary also features interviews with some of the park owners and their children (who also worked in the park) plus other former employees and park goers. Sam-Son Productions also acquired the full audio recording to one of the park's most famous trash disposal units (Porky the Paper Eater) and it can be heard in its entirety. References External links DefunctParks.com's Angela Park Page North-Eastern PA Lost Parks McSweeney's Internet Tendency: I Ran the Scrambler: An Interview with Kim Engler Defunct amusement parks in Pennsylvania Amusement parks in Pennsylvania Buildings and structures in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania 1957 establishments in Pennsylvania 1988 disestablishments in Pennsylvania Amusement parks opened in 1957 Amusement parks closed in 1989