A beautifully detailed carousel reflected in the lake at Magic Springs Amusement Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas

A popular Owens funhouse, seen on many midways.

The top of the 300' lift hill of my favorite steel coaster! At Cedar Point in Sandusky OH.

The last working Meteor ride in the US as far as I know. Owned by PBJ Happee Day Shows out of Arkansas. A thrilling ride!

A vintage Eyerly kiddie ride that still thrills the younger set. This mint condition one is still going around at Lakeside Park in Denver, Colorad . The ride is from the 1950's and is a real classic.

A drawing of a midway scene from a painting I did years ago of Luehr's Ideal Rides at a fair in Indiana.

A popular ride from Wisdom Mfg. that is on many midways.

Some of the most beautiful neon can be found on the Netterfield family's food trailers and food courts at major fairs throughout the U.S. This was at the Florida State Fair in Tampa.

A two story very detailed walk-through funhouse made by Gosetto of Italy. This one is owned by Cole Amusements and was in Abingdon VA at the Washington County Fair

A really fast flying ride popular with teenagers. Wilson Family Shows owns this one, at the Arkansas State Fair in Little Rock.

A family coaster owned by of Tons of Fun Shows in PA.

An older model at Knoebels Amusement Park, it is really fun to ride.

I completed this painting many years ago, so I am not positive which carnival it belonged to. But I think it was on MidValley Shows in PA.

View of the midway of Penn Valley Shows in central PA from 2013.

The show's high tech popper with the new Beast ride nearby

Owned by the Marchione family, it is a large double-decker carousel that is located at Penn's Landing in Philadelphia on the Delaware River during the summer months. It is then moved to Philadelphia's City Hall Courtyard for Christmas Village, from mid-November to Christmas.There are many unusual animals on this carousel as well as beautiful gondolas. Made by Chance Rides.

A Chance Manufacturing boat ride, the Pharoah's Fury theme is seen on a lot of midways.

The Phoenix is one of the top rated wooden roller coasters anywhere! Relocated from San Antonio's Playland Park to Knoebels Amusement Park in PA. in 1985.