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—Courtesy photo Clay and Reno Hutchison of Sandpoint with one of the carved carousel horses. The couple plans to completely unpack the carousel to see what is in the trailers they purchased it 16 years ago and saved it from being broken up and sold in pieces at auction.

—Courtesy photo Clay and Reno Hutchison of Sandpoint with one of the carved carousel horses. The couple plans to completely unpack the carousel to see what is in the trailers they purchased it 16 years ago and saved it from being broken up and sold in pieces at auction.

November 29, 2016

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Carousel lost in time freed from its stable
November 29, 2016 midnight

Carousel lost in time freed from its stable

SANDPOINT — After 64 years in hibernation, 36 horses will finally be free of their stable when a time capsule reveals what is believed to be a 1920 Allan Herschell Carousel next Saturday.