The Circus Sideshow
admin | August 26, 2018
Crowds like this are seldom seen, if at all. I can’t see the banner line as to get the name of the sideshow.
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A.B Henry
thecircusblog | August 22, 2018
This is my uncle Arthur “Bum” Henry. He was the oldest of the Henry Boys. On his fathers circus back yard. J.E. Henry Big Show.
Christy Bros Circus
thecircusblog | August 22, 2018
The old Ford in the center with a home made box trailer looks like my aunt’s. Bertha Henry Conner.
Chimps
thecircusblog | August 20, 2018
The gentleman here is George Vieheller director of the St Louis zoo, His favorite animal was chimps.. I have no date.
Ringling Bros 1903
thecircusblog | August 20, 2018
Forty horses drawing the Ringling band wagon, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1903. Once seen never forgotten. The teamster of the horses first name Jake. His last name I can not remember. Thanks to Bob Momyer I have Jake’s last name. Posey.
Christy Bros Circus
thecircusblog | August 19, 2018
Most of these photos were taken by my aunt Bertha Henry Conner. They were sent to me by her grandson David Conner King. I think his brother Steve also.
Circus parade
thecircusblog | August 19, 2018
A circus parsed in Seattle, Washington. I would guess 1920’s. name of show unknown to me.
The Codona’s
thecircusblog | August 19, 2018
The Odd and Unusual
thecircusblog | August 18, 2018
I believe this was my grandfather’s sideshow. He would change from year to the next. It might be the same animal or what ever. The only thing that ever changed was the verbiage on the banner.
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