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.

• 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 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.)