After many years and with the efforts of volunteers, the carousel was returned to its former glory, making it the second oldest wooden carousel in The United States.

A 1924 wooden carousel stored for decades in an Ohio warehouse will have a Buffalo waterfront spot to call home in the near future. “Finally, the search for a new home for the historic 1924 ...

There were once thousands of wooden carousels in the U.S. More than 100 years after many were built, there are only a few still turning.

Carousels, as we know them today, have been a popular amusement ride since the 17th century. A combination of beauty, artistry, and entertainment all in one, riders mount wooden animals affixed to … ...

Mrs. Trimper surveys the ride with obvious pride as she describes how it has survived and prospered at the park. As she talks, two of Daniel Trimper’s great-great-grandchildren ride the carousel ...

There were once thousands of wooden carousels across the country. But more than 100 years after many of them were built, there are only about 150 left. And seven of them are still spinning in ...