Other Carousel Links:

• Northwest Carousels
  Choose this link for a visit to our Northwest Carousel page

• The National Carousel Association
  The National Carousel Association is a site devoted to carousels, with a page dedicated to Looff and other classic carousels.

• Fort Edmonton Park, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
  There's still time to sponsor a horse on this in-process carousel!

• Calesitas Porteñas (Carousels of Buenos Aires)
  A site with information (in Spanish) and photos for more than 50 carousels in Argentina.

• The Kit Carson County Carousel, Burlington, CO
  Visit the website for Philadelphia Toboggan Company Carousel #6, which celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2005.

• Debra Jane's Carousel Pages
  A very nice collection of pictures from more than 35 carousels and carousel museums from the Eastern United States.

• Cafesjian's Carousel, St. Paul, Minnesota
  This website features a 1914 Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC) carousel, with pictures of all 68 horses and two chariots.

• Crescent Park Carousel, Rhode Island
  This is the birthplace of our carousel. The Crescent Park Carousel was a showroom for customers who wanted to pick the types of carousel figures that they were going to purchase.

• Eldridge Park Carousel
  An ongoing restoration project in New York, featuring an 1890's Looff machine that is being repopulated with new figures. Many of the figures are pictured, including detailed photos of the figures as they were carved!

• Richland Carrousel Park, Mansfield, Ohio
  This hand-carved carousel opened in 1991.

• The Santa Monica Pier Carousel
  The last of Looff's hippodromes (horse arenas) built down the California coast.

• Carousels.com
  A website devoted to carousels. The Give up the ghost article on carousels.com (by Bette Largent) is an interesting article about the paint job on our own Sneaky the Tiger.

• Preservation Directory
  The Preservation Directory is a historical preservation site. Click here for a link to their photos of the Spokane carousel.

• The Beach Boardwalk Carousel, Santa Cruz, CA
  Another Looff carousel still operating in California.

• The Pike
  The Pike amusement center in Long Beach, CA.

• Charles I.D. Looff
  The Pike's page on Charles I.D. Looff

• Round America Spokane Page
  A documentary of a trip 'round America, with a nice page of pictures from Spokane.

• The Casino Pier Carrousel
  The Floyd L. Moreland Historic Dentzel/Looff Carousel at Casino Pier, NJ.

• Mechanical Music Digest
  A website devoted to self-playing musical instruments.

• DefunctParks.com
  A reference site for all of the amusement parks in the United States that no longer exist. (Nat park is listed at this site.)