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Kit Carson County Carousel, Burlington

History goes in cycles, they say. Time wheels back around to where it has already been; new becomes old becomes new again. Witness the Kit Carson County Carousel, which began spinning in 1905 at Elitch Gardens in Denver. Built by the Philadelphia Toboggan

