Bingo Hauser: Trading Fur for Iron Bingo Hauser: Trading Fur for Iron North American Carnival Museum and Archives
Bingo became dedicated to proper safety procedures, which has increasingly become a must for modern day carnivals.
A sparse amount of people around this 1960s carnival. This is from around the time carnival shows had to change to keep the public’s interest.
The carousel has always been a staple at the carnival and still is today.
Carnivals have always sold sugary treats like ice cream.
An example of a 1940s concession stand.
The many members of the Johnny J. Jones Exposition, at the South Florida Fair, February 12th, 1932.
The Ferris wheel is one of the most iconic images associated with the carnival. Its origin dates back to the 19th century.
Bumper cars have been a staple carnival ride since the 20th century.
Stuffed animals and figurines were not the only prizes available during a 1940s carnival. Many different objects could be won, including ordinary items, such as blankets, cigarettes, or […]