House.on.the.Rock/The Carousel Room/Mechanical Box

This is a video shot from inside the Carousel Room at the House On The Rock.
It is the WORLDS LARGEST [INDOOR] CAROUSEL !
This was filmed October 11, 2009
near Spring Green Wisconsin.
I was lucky enough to share this moment in this spectacular, unimaginable fantasy that unraveled as
I walked through the House On The Rock.
...also included in this video at the end is a Mechanical Box show of the Dying Drunkard!
It's almost like a religious experience, but an eerie one.
I intend to be visiting this marvelous place year after year!

~Imagine a trip to an Attraction, a miraculous house constructed high atop a rock overlooking rolling terrain. As you walk through the house and its 16 connected buildings, you behold a variety of sights and sounds, the likes of which youve never seen before.~

The House on the Rock is a complex of architecturally unique rooms, streets, gardens and shops built mostly by architect Alex Jordan, Jr. The "house" was initiated in the 1940s atop a column of rock that stands in a field in Spring Green, Wisconsin, and additions were made to the structure for several decades afterward. The complex features "The Streets of Yesterday," a recreation of a turn-of-the-century American town; "The Heritage of the Sea, featuring nautical exhibits and a larger-than-life model of a fight between a blue whale and a giant squid; "The Music of Yesterday," a huge collection of automatic music machines; and the world's largest working carousel, among other attractions. The earlier structures, namely the House on the Rock itself, the Gate House, and the Mill House, are reminiscent of the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. The House on the Rock appears in the novel American Gods, by Neil Gaiman.