A carnival presented by Davis Shows Northwest provided equipment, including a Ferris wheel called the, "Century Wheel." A parking lot occupied part of the lot set aside for the carnival.

A view looking down the arcade of the carnival with food stalls at this end and games further inside. Notice it was cloudy that day, and most folks wore long sleeves.

The ride called the, "Wipeout," ran behind folks trying to decide on the next ride. Would they go back to the house of mirrors or forward toward the, "Dive Bomber?"

A brief video of a Ferris wheel called the, "Century Wheel." It was erected at the parking lot end of the field.

Here and there scattered between rides were seating areas. The chairs were big hands. This particular seating area had a trash can in the center of the hands.

The "Monkey Maze" was the name given to a hall of mirrors. A barely visible sign read, "No Casts Permitted."

A sign above the start of the booths read:

Please Don't Ever
Stop
Having Fun
Think Safety
Now Showing

A Coffee trailer, parked near the parking lot, offered not just coffee but espresso, candy, milkshakes, and sundaes too.

The "Dive Bomber" ride operated that early afternoon with just one passenger.