river to the Old Waterworks at Front and North Streets, which then pumped the water to the reservoirs up in Reservoir Park. The Flood of 1972 resulting from Hurricane Agnes destroyed the Filtration Plant, leaving the DeHart Dam to supply water to the city. By the 1980s, concerts were held in the old field leftover from athletic events, such as Metallica (July 12, 1989) and Grateful Dead (June 22, 1983 and June 23, 1984). However, part of the field which was used for concerts would become the new Riverside Stadium (now FNB Field) in 1987. Layout and attractions The Market Street Bridge spans across the southern area of the island, under which are the parking areas. Most of the attractions are on the northern area of the island, where roads wind around the island. The island is the site of FNB Field, the home of the Harrisburg Senators minor baseball team, and the former home of Penn FC, a professional soccer team. It also features the Skyline Sports Complex, which is the home of the Central Penn Piranha, a semi-professional football team which belongs to the North American Football League. The complex is open year-round to the public, and provides a multi-purpose sports field, sand volleyball courts, and a fitness center. The island also provides family-based amusements such as the narrow gauge City Island Railroad (complete with a Crown Metal Products steam locomotive), carousel, Pride of the Susquehanna paddle-wheel riverboat, horse-drawn carriage rides, miniature golf, a replica of John Harris Sr.'s fur-trading post, a riverside village-style playground, three boat marinas, and a concrete beach. Events The island is home to many events, including Harrisburg's Independence Day Celebration, Kipona Festival, Cultural Fest, Harrisburg Marathon, Armed Forces Day, Penguin Plunge and others. Canceled projects City Island was the proposed location of: A CorridorOne regional rail station (removed from the project in 2006). The National Sports Hall of Fame (canceled in 2009). References Parks in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Neighborhoods in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Geography of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Landforms of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania River islands of Pennsylvania Islands of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania Islands of Pennsylvania Tourist attractions in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Tourist attractions in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania