The 1916 carousel was one of the first machines the company shipped and is still being restored. It has 36 horses combining two different styles. The outer horses were the modern Herschell style while the inner rows were of a more primitive style from the late 1890s. There is also a chariot and a "lover's tub" which can be spun. The carousel features a Wurlitzer band organ circa 1910. The 18-sided roundhouse in which the carousel is displayed is also a restored original building.

The 1940s "Kiddie Carousel" is made of aluminum and has been completely restored. It was created for small children to ride without adults. The horses are child-size and the machine moves more slowly.

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