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Circus Museum
Even
though the circus does not operate from this site any more, the museum
is built up on the actual wintering site. You can visit a number of
features including the wagon and wagon restoration shops. There were
also wax figures of the strangest people on Earth — fatest, smallest,
hariest, tallest. Another building focused on
circus posters. Another exhibited clowns.
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Crazy
Mirror
Fat,
skinny, long, warped. Marisol couldn't resist a mirror with
that kind of power.
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Royal
Wagon
Oh,
did you notice there was a wagon in the picture with Jon
and Marisol?
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Posters
Posters were a principal form of advertisement in
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Elegant
A carriage fit for a mother. |
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Elephants
Wagons carried everything, including the big animals.
Even though tractors replaced horses and oxen, circuses never
stopped using wagons. |
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Mythos
Wagon designers were eclectic people, using imagery
from all over the world to decorate their wares.
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