Chester Bennington paused a 2001 Linkin Park show to climb down and sing “In the End” with a fan in a wheelchair, holding her hand and sharing the mic. The spontaneous moment showed his genuine compassion and the close bond he had with his fans. | History In Pictures

Steeplechase Park operated in Coney Island from 1897 to 1964. Created by the entrepreneur George C. Tilyou, it was the first of the three large amusement parks built in Coney Island, the other two being Luna Park (1903) and Dreamland (1904). Of the three, Steeplechase was the longest-lasting, running for 67 years. This was its most popular attraction: a gravity-powered ride in which people raced each other while riding wooden horses that glided along metal tracks over a long and curving course.

69K views · 1.2K reactions | What an amazing old world amusement park ride this is! Steeplechase Park operated in Coney Island from 1897-1964. Founded by entrepreneur George C. Thiel, it was the first of three major amusement parks built in Coney Island. The other two were Luna Park (1903) and Dreamland (1904). #oldworld #questioneverything #HiddenHistory #lostknowledge #coneyisland | Question Everything | Facebook

15K views · 205 reactions | It'll be three of the best for the champion West Coast, master trainer Mark Oulaghan & Shaun Fannin at Riccarton Park, winning their third-consecutive Racecourse Hotel & Motor Lodge Grand National Steeplechase this afternoon from an incredibly game Auld Jock  Bred by Letham Stud & owned by the Williamson family, the son of Mettre En Jeu has now won 11 races & just shy of $500,000 in stakes from 37 starts. | LOVERACING.NZ | Facebook