On May 2nd the Carousel that used to operate at Nunley's, in Baldwin, Long Island, NY resumed operation for the first time in 14 years after the park closed in 1995.
The carousel is a 1912 Stein & Goldstein of Brooklyn NY originally operated at Golden City park in Canarsie, Brooklyn, NY before being brought out to Long Island in 1939 when Golden City closed to make room for the Belt Parkway.
Nunleys was a giant enclosed building with the carousel inside and lot of collectible arcade games, and a restaurant. Outside was a small ferris wheel, Schiff Kidde Roller Coaster, auto cars ride, handcrank railway, boat ride, and minigolf.
For the last 3 years the ride under went restoration and is now in its new home on Museum Row, in Westbury, Long Island, NY.
Price is $2.00 a ride and the ride operates with the original ring machine in which the brass ring gets a free ride.
Ultra Rare Goostave Denzel Lion
Lead Horse
The new $1,000,000 pavilion