Whirligig Collection
Step right up and take a whirl on the fairground carousel known as the "whirligig"
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Step right up and take a whirl on the fairground carousel known as the "whirligig". This delightful amusement ride has been captivating audiences since its creation by Dorma Leigh in 1920. One of the earliest this enchanting contraption is the Whirligig from 1935/1942, designed by Yolande Delasser. Its intricate details and mesmerizing motion make it a true work of art. Another notable whirligig is Selma Sandler's creation from around 1939. With its whimsical design and playful colors, it brings joy to all who behold it. Sailor Jack Whirligig, crafted by Jane Iverson circa 1938, pays homage to the maritime world with its nautical theme. It spins gracefully, evoking images of sailing ships on choppy seas. The Palace Girls stole the show at the Palace Theatre with their dazzling performance on the whirligigs. Their graceful movements and synchronized routines left audiences spellbound. Even during Christmas time, these merry contraptions found their way into people's hearts through charming holiday cards. Whether it was Present Time or Playing Time, these cards captured the magic of this beloved ride. But let's not forget that whirligigs aren't just for entertainment; they can also be educational. Curtis British Entomology Plate 79 showcases an intricately designed whirligig featuring various insects. It serves as a reminder that learning can be fun too. So next time you come across a whirligig at a fair or in an antique shop, take a moment to appreciate its rich history and timeless charm. Step aboard and let yourself be whisked away into a world full of wonder and delight.