I still need to check out Robert Fitton's video from his trip to Binghamton. Here's another video of the carousel that came up. It's really more a set of still pictures, but on my computer the pictures blurred a little so I couldn't read some of the photographed plaques.
I've never been clear if this is the original carousel from Serling's childhood or something based on the original. I didn't get a chance to see the carousel when I was in Binghamton last October.
As many of you know, "Walking Distance" is the story of a stressed out advertising executive who travels back in time and meets his boyhood self. Some people consider it one of the best Twilight Zone's ever and a great example of what television is capable of at it's best.
For the carousel video, go to:
http://en.kendincos.net/video-jtthprh-rod-serling-s-carousel-in-binghamton-new-york.html
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