Defunct dark rides tend to be very poorly documented. I'd be tickled to find interior pictures of any of Coney Island's dark rides. (Though, the park has had quite a few dark rides and walk-through attractions throughout its history.)
In addition to that, evidence suggests there were some (probably concessionaire owned and operated) dark rides and walk-through attractions in the late 1800s and during the Great Depression that got no documentation whatsoever.
Let me see how many documented dark ride and walk-through attractions I can name right off: Laff in the Dark, Bluebeard's Castle, Devil's Kitchen, Noah's Ark, Hall of Mirrors, Showboat, Haunted House, The Spook, The Jungle... I'm sure I'm missing some.