When did Cherry Springs State Park become a state park?
Cherry Springs State Park
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a.  As of April 2009, the official website for Cherry Springs State Park still lists the area as 48 acres (19ha), as does Forrey's 1984<i>History of Pennsylvania's State Parks.[2][22] This was the size of the park before the Cherry Springs Airport was closed and much of its land was transferred to the park.[3] When built the airport was 40 acres (16ha), and it had expanded in size to 59 acres (24ha) by 1981.[2][91] The airport land was owned by the Bureau of Forestry, which is part of the DCNR along with the Bureau of State Parks.[92] As of January 30, 2015, the official website for Cherry Springs State Park states that it covers 82 acres. 