Question about the good old days of Six Flags over Texas?

I think I visited this amusement park in the 1960s, and I want to write down about my youth for genealogy. So much time has passed however, I am not certain about the accuracy of some memories.

When we stood in line to purchase our tickets, we could purchase a small uncut loaf of bread in a wrapped like regular bread. I cannot remember for certain if it was Mrs. Baird's or SunBeam brand. Does anyone know? Also there was a stage-wagon ride, which would take you past an old open-on-one-side salon. The salon had skeletons dressed in old west garb and posed around the salon. There was a glass blower and a candy shop too, and a few rides in Spain Texas that have been removed. Does anyone recall these facts? Do you have your own facts to add? (the current place is great, just not the place I recall).

Last question, does anyone know where I can go to get multiple years of the park map? Has there been anything else published about the park?

Thanks to everyone for a trip down memory lane!