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That show is. Baby, I'm Jason Horton. I'm Rebecca Leeb. And this is Ghost Town.

At the turn of the century, Coney Island was a place for fun. You might hang out at the

beach, eat ice cream, ride some amusement park rides and see a side show. Oddly enough,

that side show might resemble something close to a fully functional neonatal intensive

care unit. Complete with makeshift incubators filled with sleeping, premature babies.

We've talked about a lot of strange baby trends over the years on Ghost Town, including

baby cages, or most recently, the target sperminator. But today, we're talking about the

bizarre and entertaining origin story of the baby incubator, from Coney Island's side

show to a hospital near you.

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