Sharon Langley was the first African American child to ride the carousel at the Gwynn Oak Amusement Park in Baltimore, Maryland, on the day the park was formally integrated, which took place the same ...
The ride from Gwynn Oak Amusement Park has been out of commission for renovations since 2023. It opens to the public on April ...
Most Lancaster County residents of a certain age have vivid memories of Rocky Springs Park along the Conestoga River south of Lancaster city. The Scribbler remembers the first time he heard the ...
The cover of the large picture book has a sepia quality, with a little girl waving from a carousel horse. I sense a time long ago and, indeed, that is what the book is about. This little girl is black ...
On the same day that Dr. Martin Luther King made history with his Aug. 28, 1963, March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, an 11-month-old Sharon Langley was making history of her own at Baltimore’s ...
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Historic carousel desegregated by 11-month-old baby in Baltimore in 1963 now reopened
After three years of restoration work, the Smithsonian has reopened the historic National Carousel on the National Mall. The first to ride the reopened carousel last Friday was a group of ...
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