Manufacturer: Carr China Company
User: Hershey Park
Date of plate: Unknown

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Notes: Hershey Park opened in 1907 for employees of the Hershey Chocolate Factory in Hershey, Pa. It was converted to a park that was open to the public, and is still in operation today. A park pavilion, added in 1909 and enclosed at a later date, became home to the Hershey Park Café – famous for chicken and waffle dinners.

White body plate with a dark green pinstripe around the outer edge. In the center of the rim there are two dark green thin pinstripes that are broken at the top by the dark green stacked words "Hershey Park" in Old English font. These words are embellished by a fancy border that has a drawing of a small Cupid sitting on the left.

For additional info:
Hershey Country Club by Scammell China
Hershey Golf Club by Carr China
Hershey Hotel by Scammell China

Contributors: Susan and Ed Phillips