Carousel Merchandise
Carousel Book
The Second Edition of the Carousel Book has been released.
Due to the popularity of the first Carousel Book a second edition with more pages and pictures was released. This book can be purchased at the Giftshop @DiscoveryNorthBay, at the ticket van at the Heritage Railway & Carousel Co. or various merchants including Gulliver's Bookstore.
Price: $10.00 + tax
Heritage Carousel Colouring Book
Heritage Carousel Colouring Book depicting sketches of all the Heritage Carousel horses as well as a legend by Edna Scott providing suggested colours and two different colour photographs by Ed Eng on the front and back covers. The colouring book is available at the same locations noted above.
Price: $3.00 including GST
Miniatures of Heritage Carousel Horses
Miniatures of Heritage Carousel horses can be purchased. The set of 4 represent the different styles of carousel horses.
The batch includes: Biscuit, Pearl, Dream Weaver and Sir Winsalot. Only four hundred copies of each horse will be produced in this first batch, and can be purchased at the Giftshop@DiscoveryNorthBay. If this fund-raising activity is successful other horses may be produced at a later date.
Price: $35.00
The Magical Midnight Rescue
In answer to a continuing demand from carousel riders, local authors Martha Attema and Marla Hayes have written a picture book about the Heritage Carousel.
In the story Lily solves the mystery of Sir Winsalot’s disappearance to bring him back to the carousel. Local illustrator Skye has drawn that magic on every page of the book.
Marla Hayes is the author of two (2) Young Adult novels published through Short on Time Books. She has had stories published in reading series programmes for Canadian Schools. One of them is How a Carousel Came to North Bay. Marla has donated copies of the How a Carousel Came to North Bay book to the North Bay Public Library. Copies are available in the Children’s Department of the North Bay Public Library.
Martha Attema is a retired teacher and children’s author. She has had six (6) novels published for readers 5 to 16. She loves horses and strongly believes that carousel horses are magical.
Skye Hillard is an artist from North Bay, Ontario. Skye has been drawing as long as she can remember, but she has a passion for storytelling, which led her to become a professional illustrator.
Proceeds from the sales of the picture book will be going to the Heritage Railway and Carousel Company.
Cost of the picture book is $10.00 and can be purchased at the Souvenir Booth of the Heritage Railway and Carousel Company when open OR at the North Bay Museum, 100 Ferguson Street, North Bay.
Price: $10.00
