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Mary Shell

Photographer, WNYC Culture Desk

Mary Shell appears in the following:

A mother bonds with her son on the fastest ride in the Park Avenue Armory's carnival.

A Carnival Comes to the Park Avenue Armory

Sunday, October 10, 2010

By Julia Furlan : WNYC Culture Producer

This summer's state fairs have for the most part taken their funnel cakes and trans fats out of the Big Apple. But New Yorkers looking for campy fun this weekend need look no further than Manhattan's Park Avenue.