Nunley's Carousel

News:  During routine maintenance of Nunley’s Carousel, a mechanical issue was identified. Given the historic significance of the carousel, we have temporarily paused operations to allow a restoration expert to assess the equipment. 

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Nunley's Carousel is open to the public Friday through Sunday from 12:30-3 p.m. Admission is $4 per ride or purchase a 10 pack-ride pass for best value. The carousel is located in its own beautiful glass pavilion adjacent to Long Island Children's Museum on Museum Row. Nunley’s Carousel was created in 1912 by the Stein and Goldstein Artistic Carousell Co. of Brooklyn New York. The carousel was installed on the Brooklyn waterfront in Canarsie’s Golden City Park where it was known as “Murphy’s” carousel and operated for 26 years. in the Spring of 1940, it reopened as Nunley's Carousel in Baldwin NY. After delighting three generations of riders in Baldwin, Nunley’s Carousel and Amusements closed in 1995 and was purchased by Nassau County. Nunley's opened in its new home on Museum Row in 2009.

Nunley's Carousel is also available for birthday parties and special events.  www.licm.org/nunleys