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The NCA Proudly Presents: The Entrance Carousel
Haas Family Carnival
Waterfront Plaza, The Entrance, New South Wales
Built late 1800s
Presentation courtesy of Patricia Mullins
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A three row carousel, the ride is a late 1800s German machine with a mix of American "Dare" and Australian "Roebuck" wooden horses. Owned and operated by the Haas family (with a long history in the European show business) the carousel is part of a National Trust of Australia classification of the Haas Family carnival. It has been operating at The Entrance (a town in New South Wales) since 1930. The carousel was steam driven until the 1950s when a Chevrolet motor replaced the steam drive. In the 1970s an electric drive was installed.
Click on one of the pictures above to view a larger image.
When a picture is displayed, use the following to navigate through the show:
- Right Arrow - Display the next picture
- Left Arrow - Display the previous picture
- Double-Left arrow - Restart the show
You can also click on the picture to advance to the next picture in the set.
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