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[value] => Why is the Silver Beach Carousel one of the happiest places in Southwest Michigan? We like to think it’s because it is one of the most inclusive, fun destinations you will find. No matter your age — your size — your physical, mobility or cognitive abilities, or sensory sensitivities — this is your house. You will smile, laugh and take home memories that will bring you back to make more with us all year round.
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Freedom
This horse is an emblem of America, as it carries our country's flag, charging forward while it waltzes to the organ in the outer Carousel circle. Scott and Ina Krenek, of Krenek RV in Coloma, sponsored the Patriotic Horse. They both rode on the original Silver Beach Carousel back in the day, Scott said. His parents also met at the original amusement park one fateful night in the early 1940s at the Shadowland Ballroom. When a new carousel was being built, Scott and Ina loved the idea of giving back to a place their lives had been intertwined with. Scott said the words, "In God we trust," painted onto the horse, is what drew the couple to sponsor it over other figures.
This horse is an emblem of America, as it carries our country's flag, charging forward while it waltzes to the organ in the outer Carousel circle. Scott and Ina Krenek, of Krenek RV in Coloma, sponsored the Patriotic Horse. They both rode on the original Silver Beach Carousel back in the day, Scott said. His parents also met at the original amusement park one fateful night in the early 1940s at the Shadowland Ballroom. When a new carousel was being built, Scott and Ina loved the idea of giving back to a place their lives had been intertwined with. Scott said the words, "In God we trust," painted onto the horse, is what drew the couple to sponsor it over other figures.
This horse is an emblem of America, as it carries our country's flag, charging forward while it waltzes to the organ in the outer Carousel circle. Scott and Ina Krenek, of Krenek RV in Coloma, sponsored the Patriotic Horse. They both rode on the original Silver Beach Carousel back in the day, Scott said. His parents also met at the original amusement park one fateful night in the early 1940s at the Shadowland Ballroom. When a new carousel was being built, Scott and Ina loved the idea of giving back to a place their lives had been intertwined with. Scott said the words, "In God we trust," painted onto the horse, is what drew the couple to sponsor it over other figures.
This horse is an emblem of America, as it carries our country's flag, charging forward while it waltzes to the organ in the outer Carousel circle. Scott and Ina Krenek, of Krenek RV in Coloma, sponsored the Patriotic Horse. They both rode on the original Silver Beach Carousel back in the day, Scott said. His parents also met at the original amusement park one fateful night in the early 1940s at the Shadowland Ballroom. When a new carousel was being built, Scott and Ina loved the idea of giving back to a place their lives had been intertwined with. Scott said the words, "In God we trust," painted onto the horse, is what drew the couple to sponsor it over other figures.
