How to pronounce“loof”in English

fish on it. Charles Looff, who was a very famous carousel carver in the early 1900s, wanted to build an amusement pier somewhere in the area and he chose next to the Santa

That old wooden roller coaster at Santa Cruz -- that's Arthur Looff's, the son of Charles Looff, the man who created the Looff Pier in Santa Monica. In 1923, Arthur Looff sold

built in 1916. It included one of Looff's carousels, of course, his own hand-carved carousel and above it were apartments. And he and his son, Arthur, lived in the apartments

while they were building this, the Santa Monica Looff Pier. Also in this picture are the Piers first roller coaster, the wooden Blue Streak Racer and the, the Aeroscope, which is a big,

Unfortunately, in 1918, Charles Looff passed away. And Arthur, his son, tried to continue running operations, but he was also involved in the Santa Cruz Pier, or the Santa Cruz

This is a photo from 1917. Some of you may recognize the building in the foreground as the, the building that houses the carousel. It's called the Looff Hippodrome and it was

A, the first thing they did was replace the roller coaster. The roller coaster that the Looff's had put on was not fastest, not the scariest, really not a feature type roller

He owned a carousel on the Venice Pier. The carousel on the Santa Monica Pier, the Looff carousel had been gone for a few years and this carousel was a much nicer carousel than