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Lions, Camels And Goats: A Century-Old Carousel Fell Into Disrepair. Now It’s Spurring Joy In The Heart Of Nebraska.
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Lions, Camels And Goats: A Century-Old Carousel Fell Into Disrepair. Now It’s Spurring Joy In The Heart Of Nebraska.
From left: Volunteers Brad Roberts of Heartwell, Sam Ridge of Minden and Jo Ann Weisman of Holdrege, stand by carousel figures restored by late May 2024. Other volunteers (not pictured) included Dave Borman of Kearney, Guy Johnson of Riverdale and Linda Kohl of Hastings. Their workspace is the old Pioneer Village Motel basement.(Lori Potter / Flatwater Free Press) Brad Roberts of Heartwell, one of six volunteers restoring Pioneer Village carouse…
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