Carousel Mugs
Description: The charm of riding a genuine antique wooden horse on this classic and timeless ride. Kings Island’s magnificent carousel was manufactured by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company, Philadelphia, Pa., in 1926 and is the oldest ride in the park. It is one of approximately 90 carousels built by the company from 1904 to 1934. It was officially labeled #79, and is among the 11 rides that remain that opened with Kings Island in 1972. During the 1937 flood in Cincinnati, some of the horses were swept away, but rewards were offered for them, and parts were returned from as far away as Memphis, TN. The 48 hand-carved horses have been restored several times since then. The carousel’s band organ was built by Wurlitzer in 1918.
Description: The magical holiday carousel spins around and around with peppermint poles holding the reindeer and Santa on his sleigh as a glorious Christmas tree decorated with beads and ornaments along with a giant gold star twinkle in delight on this Christmas eve night. Makes a delightful whimsical Christmas present for the inner child in all of us. Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp
Description: A haunting tribute to the iconic Twilight Zone episode "Walking Distance." This vintage-style design features a suited man standing solemnly near a carousel, under a ghostly clock—capturing the melancholy theme of nostalgia and the irreversible passage of time. Featuring the powerful quote, "You can't go home again," this piece is a must-have for any Rod Serling fan or retro TV lover.
