Joe Craston Junior, son of clown Joe Craston and brother of Louse and Victoria Craston. Joe is wearing a suit and standing on steps.

Victoria Craston standing on steps wearing a long dress with feather trim.

Three people, two women and a man, standing at the rear of house. The woman to the right is Victoria Craston.

Louise Craston with Joe Craston standing in front of a statue.

Group of men erecting an apparatus for trick cyclist or motorcyclist performer in a circus venue. The apparatus appears to be a track with a loop. Probably at a French circus venue.

Infant child, possibly a member of the Craston family.

Black and white photographs and a small amount of negatives containing a mixture of business and family archive showing performers, animals, circuses, family members such as Joe Craston, the Crastonians and Lulu, also four photo albums and two postcards of Joe Craston.

Photographic print of sisters Louise (Lulu) and Victoria Craston in dance costume seated back to back on a chair.

Photographic print of a young man and woman, believed to be Louise (Lulu) Craston right and her brother Joe Craston Junior left. Louise, Victoria and Joe performed together as The Crastonians.

Two dogs seated on a chair, probably pet dogs belonging to a member of the Craston family.

Photographic print of a group of left to right Joe Craston Junior, Louise Craston, Mrs Nelson, Farmer Bo.. with Pa Nelson on the ground in comedy pose. Hand written message on the front 'On the Farm'. 'Champigny Paris 19.7.1925, From left to right, Joe, Me laughing cause PA Nelson slipped down, Mrs Nelson, Farmer Bo, Mr Nelson in comedy pose,Taken by Vic' written on reverse.

Photographic print of sisters Louise (Lulu) and Victoria Craston taken outside the Palace Theatre door in Paris July 1928. The photograph was probably taken by their brother Joe Craston. 'Not the Dolly Sisters' written on the front. Louise, Victoria and Joe performed together as The Crastonians.

Photographic print of Louise Craston (left) (Lulu) and sister Victoria Craston right with two men, one of the men could be brother Joe Craston. Louise, Victoria and Joe performed together as The Crastonians.

Elephant in chariot with possibly Martha Craston (nee Cashmore) steering.

Photographic print of acrobatic performers. The female performer is believed to be Victoria Craston and the man maybe her brother Joe.

Photographic print of Joe Craston standing on a rock.

Photographic negative showing an image of female dolls. Lulu Adams made dolls out of felt, scraps of fabric and odds and ends of jewelery, which she sold and made on commission. Lulu spent the last years of her life in Brighton with her sister Victora running a bed and breakfast and selling art materials and dolls.

Photographic negative of a man holding a snake.

Photographic negative of Louise Craston (Lulu Adams) swimming.

Photographic print of Lulu Adams (Louise Craston) in clown make up with washing and circus tent in the background.