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Woman with her trained birds.
Three views of Professor Morris’ Equine and Canine Paradoxes, circa 1883. This is the oldest dog and pony show which began touring in 1883. When Henry B. Gentry of Bloomington, Indiana hooked up with the show at the tender age of 17 in 1886, he learned the art of showmanship and animal training quickly, setting off with his own dog and pony show the following year when he inherited the show from his mentor … a show that was deeply in debt and deserted by its creator.
The Centennial Photograph of “Old Abe,” the Live Wisconsin War Eagle, Agricultural Hall, International Exposition, Philadelphia, 1876.
Thomas Hanlon (1833-1868). Suffered a fall in 1865, pierced his skull, became mentally unstable as a result and committed suicide 3 years later.
3201. Cameroni’s Great Slide from “Ferris Wheel to New York to the North Pole,” World’s Fair, St. Louis, Mo.