Gesa Carousel of Dreams

Our Story

The Gesa Carousel of Dreams has a rich history that dates back to 1910, originating from the Silver Beach Carousel in St. Joseph, Michigan. Crafted by master carver Charles Carmel, each horse was made with love and precision. After its dismantling in 1972, the carousel was preserved for decades until it found a new home in Kennewick, Washington, in 2002. This carousel is not just a ride; it is a cherished piece of American history and a beloved community treasure in the Tri-Cities area.

Impact

The Gesa Carousel of Dreams serves as a cultural and historical landmark, providing joy and entertainment to families and visitors in the Tri-Cities area. It fosters community engagement and preserves the legacy of carousel artistry.

Why Donate?

Donating to the Gesa Carousel of Dreams supports the preservation of a unique piece of American history and helps maintain a beloved community attraction that brings joy to families and children.

Get Involved

Your contribution can make a difference! Support the Gesa Carousel of Dreams by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Help preserve this iconic landmark for future generations to enjoy!