When did Cherry Springs State Park become a state park?
Cherry Springs State Park
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. 