King Richard’s Faire, with a reputation as “the” New England Renaissance festival, is undergoing a renaissance of its own.

Pieces of amusement park history were auctioned off in Carver, Massachusetts, on Wednesday as King Richard's Faire prepares to move into the park's location.

More: Edaville and King Richard's Faire sold. What's next. Why is King Richard's Faire moving? The festival is moving about 2 miles southwest of its longtime home at 235 Main St.

Edaville in Carver, Massachusetts will continue its Christmas and holiday lights tradition as King Richard's Faire moves in.

A majority of the rides and attractions from Edaville Family Theme Park will be up for auction on the morning of April 30 at ...

Edaville Railroad in Carver will auction off many of its amusement park rides on Wednesday, including a 1953 Ferris wheel.

Edaville Family Theme Park in Carver is auctioning up dozens of rides and attractions as the park makes room for King Richard ...

King Richard's Faire will be moving locations this year for its 44th season The Faire will be moving to a location close by in Carver, MA Visit kingrichardsfaire.net for a site map, special events ...

The 44th annual King Richard's Faire will be switching locations this season, but have no fear. The new spot is close to the original one in Carver. It's moving to the grounds of Edaville Railroad ...

The King Richard’s Faire announced it has merged with the Edaville Family Theme Park. New England’s longest running Renaissance fair will move down the road from its former property in Carver.