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JOE McKENNON

June 14, 2026 By Editor

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Colorful Wagons Full of Exotic Mysteries

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Beggs Show Wagon Company

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Doc Rivera Carnival Historian

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Carnival Shows Had Their Own Fire Department

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World’s Columbian Exposition’s “White City”

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1893 Chicago World's Fair The … [Read more...]

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Midways Of The Past

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History of The Railroad Circus And Carnival In America

April 16, 2012 By Editor

Circus and carnival trains

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Girl Shows Where The Carnival Midway Shined After Dark.

April 7, 2012 By Editor

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  Girl Show History A look … [Read more...]

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The Shootout in “Bloody Breathitt” County Kentucky

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Magic Acts

Magicians Hilliar and Houdini

Midway Magic Acts – Houdini and Hilliar Were Great Friends  William J. Hilliar was a magician and author who edited Billboard‘s “Magic and Magicians” page for many years. He was also close friends with Houdini. “That friendship will always stand out as one of the dominating factors in my life,” said Hilliar. In 1933, Hilliar […]

Carnivals

WILLIAM C. GASKILL

The Second Generation of the Gaskill Midway October 22, 1882 – February 1935 William C. Gaskill was born in Alliance, Ohio, on October 22, 1882, the son of pioneering carnival showman Frank W. Gaskill and Mary Lou Osterstock Gaskill. Unlike many children who later entered the carnival business, William did not have to discover the […]

Carnival Movies

Showbiz And The Big Screen

Hollywood And The Midway Movies Come To The Tented World If you’re like me, you love old films that have anything to do with ‘The Biz’. Victor Mature is great in the 1959 classic: The Big Circus which is an example of a little known Hollywood gem. Elvis Presley in Roustabout features colorful scenes from the […]

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