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	NCA Archives 320 S. Esplanade Leavenworth, KS 66048 Click for Archives Information e-mail the Archives Please send documentation, photos and information to the archive address.



	Identify a Carousel Figure NCA archivists will help identify carousels or individual figures, and help gather historical information about original carousels. Click here for more information.


	Articles Books, Books, Books… A Carousel bibliography by Brian Morgan - added August 2004 Major Carousel Builders and Carvers An introduction (Brian Morgan, 2001) NCA Archives Jerry B. Reinhardt NCA Purchases Primitive Flying Horses The NCA's Primitive Carousel gets set up in Leavenworth. Part II



	Mechanical Music Online Want to listen to some mechanical music on your computer? Click on the link below to access Mechanical Music Radio online! Mechanical Music Radio Note: If the music doesn't start playing when the page is loaded, try clicking the square Stop button followed by clicking the triangular Play button.



	Band Organ Tunes (MP3 format) Drifting Along A waltz by M.K. Jerome (1MB download) Pick Me Up And Lay Me Down In Dear Old Dixieland by Kalmar & Ruby, arr. by Tom Meijer. (650 KB) Hello, Dolly! By Jerry Herman. (1.7 MB) Carioca By Vincent Youmans. (700 KB) Repasz Band The signature march, by Charles C. Sweeley, of the Repasz Band, still playing in Williamsport, Pa. (2 MB) Old Reliable by Abe Losch, pseudonym of Harry J Lincoln, 1916, march (1.2 MB) That Hesitation Waltz; Dream Waltz by Ted S. Barron, 1914 (936KB) Cross the Great Divide by George W. Meyer, 1913, ragtime (252 KB) Isle d'Amour Leo Edwards' "Isle d'Amour," a waltz from the 1913 edition of "Ziegfeld Follies. (850 KB) Thanks to Matthew Caulfield for the addition of the above tunes. A long-time NCA member, Matthew has extensively researched Wurlitzer band organ rolls and maintains a web site dedicated to the style 165 rolls at: http://www.wurlitzer-rolls.com/.

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