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Behind the scenes: Preparing THF carousel for opening day

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The historic Herschell Spillman Carousel at The Henry Ford was quiet and still as artist Julie Fournier worked during March to restore the carousel animals in anticipation of spring. The carousel has a daily safety inspection and is lubricated weekly. About 200,000 people ride theCarousel each year, which incurs wear and tear to the animals.

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Behind the scenes: Preparing THF carousel for opening day

The historic Herschell Spillman Carousel at The Henry Ford in Dearborn was quiet and still as artist Julie Fournier worked during March to restore the carousel animals in anticipation of spring.

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