This view of the renovated Perkasie Carousel shows the new canopy( green and yellow) and a view of the suspension system which holds up the carousel on a series of rods from a center post.

Here is a picture of a jumping horse that is at the Perkasie Carousel. The largest (or longest) horses are on the outside circle of the carousel.

Here is a picture of the often crowded Perkasie Carousel. The Perkasie Carousel attracts people of all ages.

Here is a picture of three little girls enjoying their ride on the Perkasie Carousel.

A lively looking horse on the Perkasie Carousel.

The old 78 rpm record player used to be housed in this decorated enclosure.

Here is a picture of a horse at the Perkasie Carousel decorated with floral patterns. These horses were all painted by local artists that choose original designs for the horses.

The colors that were used to repaint the horses were the same as the original colors. The original decorative designs for the horses were much simpler than the new paint schemes.

Here is a picture of the new organ that plays a variety of instruments from using punched paper music rolls (like a player piano).

A detail of the new organ showing the opening where the 16 bells are housed.

This is a group of horses that are part of the carousel. As you can see all of the horses have a very detailed paint job in festive colors.

Three circles of horses are found on the carousel. As the horses move up and down they appear to be jumping forward.