Clockwise from top left:Broad Ripple Park Carousel inIndianapolis,Lagoon Roller Coaster inFarmington, Utah,Portland Zoo Railway Historic District inPortland, Oregon, andParachute Jump inBrooklyn, each of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Amusement rides currently and previously listed on the U.S.National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) are located throughout the United States.^[1] These ride listings consist mainly of 54carousels (49 listed and 5 delisted), but also include 6roller coasters (5 listed and 1 delisted), 3trains (all 3 listed), and 2 rides that are other types (both listed).^[1] Many of these rides with NRHP status operate withinamusement parks, with more than one present inCedar Point in Ohio,Lagoon in Utah, andSanta Cruz Beach Boardwalk in California (the NRHP-listed carousel and roller coaster in the latter share the same listing).^[1] NRHP rides are also run in public parks, museums, zoos, and as stand-alone attractions, with high concentrations in New York City (especially inLuna Park along theRiegelmann Boardwalk inConey Island), theGreater Binghamton area in New York state, andPortland, Oregon.^[1]

The creation of NRHP listings started after theNational Historic Preservation Act was signed into law in 1966, and the first amusement ride listing was added in 1975 for theIdora Park Merry-Go-Round in Ohio (delisted in 1985 and now operating in New York City).^[1][2][3] The listing for theCrescent Park Looff Carousel in Rhode Island was added in 1976 and is the ride that has existed on the NRHP the longest.^[1] The listing for the Portland Zoo Railway Historic District in Oregon was created in 2020 and is the newest ride entry on the NRHP.^[1] Several NRHP-listed rides, including theLeap-the-Dips roller coaster in Pennsylvania, have a higherNational Historic Landmark status, a distinction granted to NRHP entries with national significance.^[1] Of the nearly 100,000 NRHP listings as of July 2024, fewer than 100 are for amusement rides (see tables below).^[1] The tables in this article only include NRHP entries that focus on individual rides and do not includehistoric districts orNational Historic Landmark Districts that currently (or previously) contain multiple rides.^[1]

Carousels

#[a]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed[b]	Location	City or town	Description
1	Herschell-Spillman Carousel		December 1, 1989 (#89002065)	War Memorial Park midway 34°44′51″N92°19′48″W / 34.7474°N 92.3301°W /34.7474; -92.3301 (Herschell-Spillman Carousel)	Little Rock, Arkansas	Built in 1924.[4] Located inLittle Rock Zoo since 2007.[4] Rare undulating platform.[5]: 3
2	Hershell-Spillman Merry-Go-Round	More images	September 29, 1976 (#76000480)	E of Berkeley inTilden Regional Park 37°54′02″N122°15′22″W / 37.9006°N 122.2560°W /37.9006; -122.2560 (Hershell-Spillman Merry-Go-Round)	Berkeley, California	Built in 1911[6]: 2
3	Spillman Engineering 3-Abreast Carousel	Upload image	April 13, 2000 (#00000366)	139 B Eastridge 37°19′32″N121°48′50″W / 37.3255°N 121.8140°W /37.3255; -121.8140 (Spillman Engineering 3-Abreast Carousel)	San Jose, California	Builtc. 1920.[7]: 3  Moved toEastridge shopping mall in 1993 and received its NRHP listing there in 2000.[7]: 1, 3  Owned byPerron family.[7]: 11
4	Allan Herschell 3-Abreast Carousel		April 13, 2000 (#00000363)	Chase Palm Park 223 E. Cabrillo Blvd. 34°24′54″N119°41′10″W / 34.4149°N 119.6860°W /34.4149; -119.6860 (Allan Herschell 3-Abreast Carousel)	Santa Barbara, California	Built in 1916.[8]: 3  Located in Chase Palm Park until 2017.[9] Owned by Perron family.[8]: 12
5†	Looff Carousel and Roller Coaster on the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk	More images	February 27, 1987 (#87000764)	Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Along Beach St. 36°57′52″N122°01′03″W / 36.9644°N 122.0175°W /36.9644; -122.0175 (Looff Carousel and Roller Coaster on the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk)	Santa Cruz, California	Built in 1911 (carousel)[10]: 2
6†	Elitch Gardens Carousel	More images	December 19, 1978 (#78000861)	Kit Carson County Fairgrounds 39°18′33″N102°16′15″W / 39.3091°N 102.2707°W /39.3091; -102.2707 (Elitch Gardens Carousel)	Burlington, Colorado	Built in 1905[11]: 4
7	City Park Carousel	More images	April 21, 1983 (#83001297)	City Park 38°15′42″N104°39′16″W / 38.2616°N 104.6544°W /38.2616; -104.6544 (City Park Carousel)	Pueblo, Colorado	Built in 1911[12]: 2
8	Lighthouse Point Carousel	More images	December 15, 1983 (#83003578)	Lighthouse Point Park, Lighthouse Ave. 41°14′55″N72°54′11″W / 41.2487°N 72.9031°W /41.2487; -72.9031 (Lighthouse Point Carousel)	New Haven, Connecticut	Built in 1916.[13]: 2 Renaissance Revival shelter building.[13]: 2
9	Lake Compounce Carousel	More images	December 12, 1978 (#78002865)	Lake Compounce W of Southington on Lake Ave. 41°38′23″N72°55′26″W / 41.6398°N 72.9240°W /41.6398; -72.9240 (Lake Compounce Carousel)	Southington, Connecticut	Builtc. 1890[14]: 3
10	Traveling Carousel	More images	September 11, 1997 (#97001116)	Jct. of Massachusetts and Wisconsin Aves. NW 38°55′53″N77°04′18″W / 38.9313°N 77.0717°W /38.9313; -77.0717 (Traveling Carousel)	Washington, D.C.	Built in 1890s.[15]: 3  Assembled and operated multiple times each year for fundraisers and fairs adjacent toWashington National Cathedral.[15]: 7
11	Riverview Carousel at Six Flags Over Georgia	More images	January 27, 1995 (#94001639)	Six Flags Over Georgia 7561 Six Flags Pkwy. 33°46′01″N84°33′03″W / 33.7669°N 84.5507°W /33.7669; -84.5507 (Riverview Carousel at Six Flags Over Georgia)	Austell, Georgia	Built in 1908[16]: 3
12†	Broad Ripple Park Carousel	More images	February 27, 1987 (#87000839)	Children's Museum of Indianapolis Meridian and Thirtieth Sts. 39°48′38″N86°09′27″W / 39.8105°N 86.1576°W /39.8105; -86.1576 (Broad Ripple Park Carousel)	Indianapolis, Indiana	Built in 1917[17]: 2
13†	Spencer Park Dentzel Carousel	More images	February 27, 1987 (#87000838)	Riverside Park 40°45′35″N86°21′20″W / 40.7596°N 86.3555°W /40.7596; -86.3555 (Spencer Park Dentzel Carousel)	Logansport, Indiana	Builtc. 1900–1903[18]: 4
14	Herschel-Spillman Two-Row Portable Menagerie Carousel	More images	June 6, 1986 (#86001244)	North Park, Story St., and Grove Ave. 42°11′17″N93°35′16″W / 42.1880°N 93.5877°W /42.1880; -93.5877 (Herschel-Spillman Two-Row Portable Menagerie Carousel)	Story City, Iowa	Built in 1913[19]: 2
15†	Parker Carousel	More images	February 27, 1987 (#87000813)	Dickinson County Historical Museum 412 S. Campbell St. 38°54′41″N97°12′29″W / 38.9115°N 97.2081°W /38.9115; -97.2081 (Parker Carousel)	Abilene, Kansas	Builtc. 1898–1901[20]: 3
16	New Orleans City Park Carousel and Pavilion	More images	February 13, 1986 (#86000254)	Carousel Gardens Amusement Park City Park, off City Park Ave. 29°59′16″N90°05′56″W / 29.9877°N 90.0990°W /29.9877; -90.0990 (New Orleans City Park Carousel and Pavilion)	New Orleans, Louisiana	Builtc. 1910[21]: 2
17	Carousel at Glen Echo Park	More images	July 4, 1980 (#80000351)	MacArthur Blvd. 38°57′58″N77°08′20″W / 38.9662°N 77.1388°W /38.9662; -77.1388 (Carousel at Glen Echo Park)	Glen Echo, Maryland	Built in 1921[22]: 4
18	Paragon Park Carousel	More images	September 14, 1999 (#99001081)	1 Wharf Ave. 42°16′13″N70°51′24″W / 42.2703°N 70.8567°W /42.2703; -70.8567 (Paragon Park Carousel)	Hull, Massachusetts	Built in 1928[23]: 3
19†	Flying Horses	More images	August 27, 1979 (#79000342)	33 Oak Bluffs Ave. 41°27′27″N70°33′26″W / 41.4575°N 70.5572°W /41.4575; -70.5572 (Flying Horses)	Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts	Built in 1876.[24][25]: 7  Oldest operational platform carousel in the United States.[24][25]: 3
20	Armitage Herschell Carousel		March 28, 2012 (#12000155)	E.E. Bass Cultural Arts Center 323 Main St. 33°24′15″N91°03′14″W / 33.4042°N 91.0538°W /33.4042; -91.0538 (Armitage Herschell Carousel)	Greenville, Mississippi	Built in 1901[26][27]: 5
21†	Highland Park Dentzel Carousel and Shelter Building	More images	February 27, 1987 (#87000863)	Highland Park 32°22′37″N88°43′07″W / 32.3769°N 88.7187°W /32.3769; -88.7187 (Highland Park Dentzel Carousel and Shelter Building)	Meridian, Mississippi	Builtc. 1892–1899[28]: 5
22	George F. Johnson Recreation Park Carousel	More images	January 25, 1992 (#91001967)	George F. Johnson Recreation Park 42°05′57″N75°56′01″W / 42.0993°N 75.9337°W /42.0993; -75.9337 (George F. Johnson Recreation Park Carousel)	Binghamton, New York	Built in 1925.[29]: 2  Part ofBroome County Carousels NRHP multiple property submission (MPS).[29]: 16
23	Ross Park Carousel	More images	January 25, 1992 (#91001966)	Ross Park Zoo Ross Park 42°04′32″N75°54′28″W / 42.0755°N 75.9079°W /42.0755; -75.9079 (Ross Park Carousel)	Binghamton, New York	Built in 1920.[30]: 7  Part of Broome County Carousels NRHP MPS.[30]: 14
24	George W. Johnson Park Carousel	More images	January 25, 1992 (#91001964)	George W. Johnson Park 42°06′41″N76°03′02″W / 42.1113°N 76.0505°W /42.1113; -76.0505 (George W. Johnson Park Carousel)	Endicott, New York	Built in 1934.[31]: 2  Part of Broome County Carousels NRHP MPS.[31]: 15
25	West Endicott Park Carousel		January 25, 1992 (#91001965)	West Endicott Park 42°05′53″N76°04′27″W / 42.0981°N 76.0743°W /42.0981; -76.0743 (West Endicott Park Carousel)	Endicott, New York	Builtc. 1929.[32]: 3  Part of Broome County Carousels NRHP MPS.[32]: 14
26	Highland Park Carousel		January 25, 1992 (#91001963)	Highland Park, Cooper Rd. 42°07′31″N76°01′44″W / 42.1253°N 76.0288°W /42.1253; -76.0288 (Highland Park Carousel)	Endwell, New York	Builtc. 1920–1925.[33]: 4  Part of Broome County Carousels NRHP MPS.[33]: 14
27	C. Fred Johnson Park Carousel		January 25, 1992 (#91001968)	C. Fred Johnson Park 42°07′03″N75°57′00″W / 42.1175°N 75.9500°W /42.1175; -75.9500 (C. Fred Johnson Park Carousel)	Johnson City, New York	Built in 1923.[34]: 2  Part of Broome County Carousels NRHP MPS.[34]: 14
28	B&B Carousell	More images	February 23, 2016 (#16000035)	Luna Park 1615Boardwalk 40°34′23″N73°59′00″W / 40.5731°N 73.9832°W /40.5731; -73.9832 (B&B Carousell)	New York, New York (Coney Island,Brooklyn)	Built in 1906 or 1909.[35][36]: 5  Only historic carousel made in Coney Island that is still located in Coney Island.[36]: 23
29	1964-1965 New York World's Fair Carousel	More images	February 23, 2016 (#16000038)	Fantasy Forest Amusement Park 54th & 56th Aves. on 111th St. 40°44′36″N73°50′57″W / 40.7433°N 73.8493°W /40.7433; -73.8493 (1964-1965 New York World's Fair Carousel)	New York, New York (Flushing, Queens)	Built in 1964.[37]: 7  Combination of two historic carousels made in Coney Island.[37]: 5
30	Forest Park Carousel	More images	July 16, 2004 (#04000706)	Woodhaven Blvd. and Myrtle Ave. 40°42′01″N73°51′24″W / 40.7004°N 73.8567°W /40.7004; -73.8567 (Forest Park Carousel)	New York, New York (Woodhaven, Queens)	Built in 1903[38]: 7
31	Twentieth Century Steam Riding Gallery No. 409		January 16, 1998 (#97001618)	Race St. 42°32′50″N74°49′32″W / 42.5472°N 74.8256°W /42.5472; -74.8256 (Twentieth Century Steam Riding Gallery No. 409)	Schenevus, New York	Builtc. 1909[39]: 3
32	Philadelphia Toboggan Company Carousel Number 15		June 8, 2001 (#01000583)	Palisades Center 1000 Palisades Center 41°05′48″N73°57′21″W / 41.0966°N 73.9559°W /41.0966; -73.9559 (Philadelphia Toboggan Company Carousel Number 15)	West Nyack, New York	Builtc. 1907.[40]: 3  Located in Palisades Center shopping mall until 2009.[41][42]: 26  In storage inPortland, Oregon, as of 2010.[42]: 26  Owned by Perron family.[40]: 11
33	Menagerie Carousel		August 30, 1982 (#82003420)	Burlington City Park 1368 S. Main St. 36°05′05″N79°27′09″W / 36.0847°N 79.4524°W /36.0847; -79.4524 (Menagerie Carousel)	Burlington, North Carolina	Builtc. 1913[43]: 2
34	Pullen Park Carousel	More images	September 8, 1976 (#76001344)	Pullen Park, Western Blvd. 35°46′48″N78°39′50″W / 35.7800°N 78.6638°W /35.7800; -78.6638 (Pullen Park Carousel)	Raleigh, North Carolina	Builtc. 1900[44]: 8
35	William H. Dentzel 1921 Carousel		November 8, 1990 (#90000627)	Frontiertown,Cedar Point Amusement Park 41°29′04″N82°41′33″W / 41.4845°N 82.6925°W /41.4845; -82.6925 (William H. Dentzel 1921 Carousel)	Sandusky, Ohio	Built in 1921.[45]: 2  Located inDorney Park inDorneyville, Pennsylvania, since 1995.[46]
36	William H. Dentzel 1924 Carousel	More images	November 8, 1990 (#90000625)	Kiddieland, Cedar Point Amusement Park 41°28′51″N82°40′51″W / 41.4809°N 82.6809°W /41.4809; -82.6809 (William H. Dentzel 1924 Carousel)	Sandusky, Ohio	Built in 1924[47]: 2
37	Great American Racing Derby	More images	November 8, 1990 (#90000626)	Midway, Cedar Point Amusement Park 41°28′50″N82°40′56″W / 41.4806°N 82.6823°W /41.4806; -82.6823 (Great American Racing Derby)	Sandusky, Ohio	Built in 1922.[48]: 3  Horse figures move backwards and forwards as the platform spins, creating a horse racing effect.[48]: 2  One of only two racing carousels that still exist in the United States.[48]: 3
38	Daniel C. Muller Carousel	More images	October 20, 1982 (#82001426)	Midway at Cedar Point 41°28′44″N82°40′47″W / 41.4788°N 82.6796°W /41.4788; -82.6796 (Daniel C. Muller Carousel)	Sandusky, Ohio	Built in 1912[49]: 1
39	Herschell-Spillman Noah's Ark Carousel	More images	August 26, 1987 (#87001380)	Oaks Amusement Park E end of Sellwood Bridge 45°28′22″N122°39′44″W / 45.4728°N 122.6622°W /45.4728; -122.6622 (Herschell-Spillman Noah's Ark Carousel)	Portland, Oregon	Builtc. 1913[50]: 4
40	William F. Mangels Four-Row Carousel		August 26, 1987 (#87001383)	4033 SW Canyon Rd. 45°30′37″N122°43′04″W / 45.5103°N 122.7178°W /45.5103; -122.7178 (William F. Mangels Four-Row Carousel)	Portland, Oregon	Builtc. 1914.[51]: 2  Moved toWorld Forestry Center in 1978 and received its NRHP listing there in 1987.[51]: 1, 5  Owned by Perron family.[51]: 1
41	Weona Park Carousel	More images	August 4, 1999 (#99000879)	PA 512 40°52′16″N75°14′52″W / 40.8711°N 75.2477°W /40.8711; -75.2477 (Weona Park Carousel)	Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania	Built in 1917[52]: 7
42†	Crescent Park Looff Carousel	More images	April 21, 1976 (#76000045)	Bullock's Point Ave. 41°45′24″N71°21′34″W / 41.7567°N 71.3594°W /41.7567; -71.3594 (Crescent Park Looff Carousel)	East Providence, Rhode Island	Builtc. 1895[53]: 2
43†	Flying Horse Carousel	More images	January 11, 1980 (#80000019)	Bay St. 41°18′33″N71°51′30″W / 41.3091°N 71.8582°W /41.3091; -71.8582 (Flying Horse Carousel)	Westerly, Rhode Island	Builtc. 1876.[24][54]: 2  Horse figures suspended from chains rather than mounted on poles.[24][54]: 2
44	C.W. Parker Carousel No. 825	Upload image	July 31, 2017 (#100001399)	109 9th Ave. S. 45°02′02″N99°07′32″W / 45.0340°N 99.1255°W /45.0340; -99.1255 (C.W. Parker Carousel No. 825)	Faulkton, South Dakota	Builtc. 1950–1955.[55]: 7  All horse figures are cast aluminum, a carousel industry standard during the mid-20th century.[55]: 16
45	Herschell-Spillman Steam Riding Gallery	Upload image	December 6, 2016 (#16000825)	Prairie Village 45205SD 34/US 81 44°00′24″N97°10′03″W / 44.0068°N 97.1675°W /44.0068; -97.1675 (Herschell-Spillman Steam Riding Gallery)	Madison, South Dakota	Builtc. 1903[56]: 20–21
46	Lagoon Carousel	More images	October 24, 2012 (#12000883)	Lagoon 375 Lagoon Dr. 40°59′06″N111°53′38″W / 40.9849°N 111.8939°W /40.9849; -111.8939 (Lagoon Carousel)	Farmington, Utah	Builtc. 1913[57]: 3
47	Buckroe Beach Carousel		October 27, 1992 (#92001396)	602 Settlers Landing Rd. 37°01′26″N76°20′36″W / 37.0240°N 76.3433°W /37.0240; -76.3433 (Buckroe Beach Carousel)	Hampton, Virginia	Built in 1920[58]: 2
48	Natatorium Carousel	More images	September 19, 1977 (#77001362)	Riverfront Park Spokane Falls Blvd. 47°39′39″N117°25′13″W / 47.6607°N 117.4204°W /47.6607; -117.4204 (Natatorium Carousel)	Spokane, Washington	Built in 1909[59]: 6
49	City of Waterloo Carousel		August 15, 1997 (#97000890)	Firemen's Park 500 Park Ave. 43°11′21″N88°59′07″W / 43.1891°N 88.9852°W /43.1891; -88.9852 (City of Waterloo Carousel)	Waterloo, Wisconsin	Built in 1911.[60][61]: 4  Fully restored and moved to higher ground within the park by 2011 after receiving major flood damage three years prior.[62]

#[a]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Date removed	Location	City or town	Description
1*	Idora Park Merry-Go-Round	More images	February 6, 1975 (#75001482[2][63]: 147 )	October 29, 1985[2]	Idora Park on Canfield Rd. 41°04′16″N80°41′10″W / 41.0712°N 80.6861°W /41.0712; -80.6861 (Idora Park Merry-Go-Round)	Youngstown, Ohio	Built in 1922.[3][64] Located inBrooklyn Bridge Park in New York City since 2011.[3] First carousel added to NRHP.[3]
2*	Charles Looff 20-Sweep Menagerie Carousel		August 26, 1987 (#87001379[2][65]: 1, 7 )	May 27, 1998[2]	Holladay St. at NE. Eighth Ave. 45°31′47″N122°39′27″W / 45.5297°N 122.6574°W /45.5297; -122.6574 (Charles Looff 20-Sweep Menagerie Carousel)	Portland, Oregon	Built in 1895.[66] Located inSeaport Village in San Diego, California, since 2004.[66] Owned by Perron family.[66]
3*	C. W. Parker Four-Row Park Carousel		August 26, 1987 (#87001381[2][65]: 1, 7 )	January 4, 2008[2]	Jantzen Beach Center 1492 Jantzen Beach Center 45°36′44″N122°41′02″W / 45.6121°N 122.6838°W /45.6121; -122.6838 (C. W. Parker Four-Row Park Carousel)	Portland, Oregon	Built in 1921.[67] Located in Jantzen Beach Center shopping mall until 2012.[68] In storage inNorth Portland, Oregon, as of 2023.[69] Planned to reopen at National Neon Sign Museum inThe Dalles, Oregon, by 2028.[67][69][70]
4*	Allan Herschell Two-Abreast Carousel	Upload image	August 26, 1987 (#87001382[2][65]: 1, 7 )	May 27, 1998[2]	300 Broadway 45°59′37″N123°55′35″W / 45.9935°N 123.9264°W /45.9935; -123.9264 (Allan Herschell Two-Abreast Carousel)	Seaside, Oregon	Builtc. 1926.[65]: 7  Moved to Seaside Town Center shopping mall in 1987 and received its NRHP listing there that same year.[65]: 1, 7  In storage as of 2011.[71] Owned by Perron family.[65]: 3, 7
5*	Libertyland Grand Carousel		July 3, 1980 (#80003865[2][72])	November 18, 2009[2]	Libertyland Theme Park 35°07′08″N89°59′01″W / 35.1189°N 89.9836°W /35.1189; -89.9836 (Libertyland Grand Carousel)	Memphis, Tennessee	Built in 1909.[73] Located inChildren's Museum of Memphis since 2017.[73]

Roller coasters

#[a]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed[b]	Location	City or town	Description
1†	Mission Beach Roller Coaster	More images	December 27, 1978 (#78000753)	Belmont Park 3000 Mission Blvd. 32°46′17″N117°15′06″W / 32.7713°N 117.2518°W /32.7713; -117.2518 (Mission Beach Roller Coaster)	San Diego, California	Built in 1925[74]: 4
2†	Looff Carousel and Roller Coaster on the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk	More images	February 27, 1987 (#87000764)	Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Along Beach St. 36°57′52″N122°00′58″W / 36.9645°N 122.0162°W /36.9645; -122.0162 (Looff Carousel and Roller Coaster on the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk)	Santa Cruz, California	Built in 1924 (roller coaster)[10]: 2
3	Cyclone Roller Coaster	More images	June 25, 1991 (#91000907)	Luna Park 834 Surf Ave. at W. 10th St. 40°34′30″N73°58′40″W / 40.5751°N 73.9777°W /40.5751; -73.9777 (Cyclone Roller Coaster)	New York, New York (Coney Island, Brooklyn)	Built in 1927[75][76]: 2
4†	Leap-the-Dips	More images	March 15, 1991 (#91000229)	Lakemont Park 700 Park Ave. 40°28′14″N78°23′47″W / 40.4706°N 78.3965°W /40.4706; -78.3965 (Leap-the-Dips)	Altoona, Pennsylvania	Built in 1902.[77][78]: 4  Oldest operational roller coaster in the world.[77][78]: 10–11
5	Lagoon Roller Coaster	More images	October 24, 2012 (#12000885)	Lagoon 375 N. Lagoon Dr. 40°59′05″N111°53′39″W / 40.9847°N 111.8942°W /40.9847; -111.8942 (Lagoon Roller Coaster)	Farmington, Utah	Built in 1921[79]: 3

#[a]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed	Date removed	Location	City or town	Description
1*	Pippin Roller Coaster	More images	November 8, 2007 (#07001166[2][80])	March 21, 2011[2]	Mid-South Fairgrounds bounded by E. Pkwy., Central & Southern Aves. & Early Maxwell Blvd. 44°32′00″N87°58′59″W / 44.5332°N 87.9831°W /44.5332; -87.9831 (Pippin Roller Coaster)	Memphis, Tennessee	Built in 1912.[81] Ridden constantly byElvis Presley for a two-hour period while renting Libertyland in the early morning hours of August 8, 1977, the last time he appeared in public before his death on August 16, 1977.[81] Located inBay Beach Amusement Park inGreen Bay, Wisconsin, since 2011.[81]

Trains

#[a]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed[b]	Location	City or town	Description
1	Century Flyer	More images	May 28, 2010 (#10000284)	Conway Human Development Center 150 E Siebenmorgan Rd 35°06′08″N92°25′44″W / 35.1023°N 92.4288°W /35.1023; -92.4288 (Century Flyer)	Conway, Arkansas	Builtc. 1955[82]: 5
2	East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Locomotive No. 12	More images	March 12, 1992 (#92000147)	Tweetsie RR theme park, jct. of Tweetsie RR Rd. andUS 321 36°10′16″N81°38′55″W / 36.1710°N 81.6485°W /36.1710; -81.6485 (East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Locomotive No. 12)	Blowing Rock, North Carolina	Built in 1917[83]: 3
3‡	Portland Zoo Railway Historic District	More images	March 5, 2020 (#100005018)	Oregon Zoo andWashington Park 4001 SW Canyon Rd. 45°30′33″N122°42′57″W / 45.5092°N 122.7159°W /45.5092; -122.7159 (Portland Zoo Railway Historic District)	Portland, Oregon	Built in 1958[84]: 3

Other

#[a]	Name on the Register	Image	Date listed[b]	Location	City or town	Description
1	Parachute Jump	More images	September 2, 1980 (#80002645)	Luna Park Coney Island 40°34′23″N73°59′04″W / 40.5730°N 73.9844°W /40.5730; -73.9844 (Parachute Jump)	New York, New York (Coney Island, Brooklyn)	Built in 1939.[85]: 2  Standing, but not operating since the closure ofSteeplechase Park in 1964.[86]
2	Lagoon Flying Scooter		October 24, 2012 (#12000884)	Lagoon 375 N. Lagoon Dr. 40°59′14″N111°53′36″W / 40.9871°N 111.8933°W /40.9871; -111.8933 (Lagoon Flying Scooter)	Farmington, Utah	Built in 1941.[87]: 3  Bisch-Rocco Amusement CompanyFlying Scooter model.[87]: 7

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