Adam Forepaugh

| May 10, 2015

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #1

| July 23, 2012

These wagons were named the Five Graces. What a great comment Bob, it is a must read.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus # 2

| July 23, 2012

There are two photos of this one particular shot. One is just a little better than the other. The information that came with the negative folder says that this man is Mr. Forepaugh. The shot was taken while he was inspecting the lion wagon prior to a parade.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #3

| July 23, 2012

  This is the second photo of Mr. Forepaugh inspecting a lion cage wagon.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #4

| July 23, 2012

This is a back yard shot of a tableau wagon. I have very little information on this great old circus but I am still thankful that I have this photo.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #5

| July 23, 2012

Small animal cage wagon maybe? There looks to be several sliding wooden panels on the side of the wagon.  Perhaps one of my good circus friends will help to figure this out.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #6

| July 23, 2012

In the background is a huge sideshow banner line.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #7

| July 23, 2012

     The information on this photo negative folder reads: Forepaugh & Sells. Two carved animal cage wagons. No dates and no names.

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Adam Forepaugh #8

| July 23, 2012

       Forepaugh & Sells carved animal cage wagons. A backyard shot that shows the big top off in the distance.

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Adam Forepaugh Circus #9

| July 23, 2012

This is the best photo I have of a Forepaugh wagon. It is a two section animal cage wagon, most likely used for large anmals.

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