Various photocopies relating to Margate, Dreamland, Hall by the Sea, Sanger Circus and animal performance.

Photocopies of newspaper cuttings about George Sanger's Circus and George Sanger's murder.

Photocopies of photographs and articles related to George Sanger, Sanger Circus and other related history and a biography of George Sanger.

Manuscript by June Dick about George Sanger's life, 10pp. Black pen and ink on ruled paper, text only on one side of the pages.

Photocopy of George Sanger's Will and Last Testament. Typewrite, 3pp. typed on one side of the page.

Boooklet containing black and white photographs and text listing performers and workers. Also contains the official programme and the itenerary of the circus in the USA with images of different locations including, buildings, cotton plantations and other agricultural scenes with workers and some feature articles.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior holding a baby that is sat on a horse, brother James Holloway on his right and Abe Holloway on his left standing next to a black performer or circus worker. All are stood in front of a showman's wagon, with inscription reading 'The Champion Wire Performers of the World'.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior sat with infant on his lap. He is sat on the steps of a showman's wagon, with a black performer standing to his immediate right and his brother James Holloway standing on his far right. In the background there are two living wagons with women talking, including his sister Kate Holloway.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior sat with infant on his lap. He is sat on the steps of a showman's wagon, with a black performer standing to his immerdiate right and his brother James Holloway standing on his far right. In the background there are two living wagons with women talking, including his sister Kate Holloway.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great grandauther of Lord George Sanger. Both are performing on a theatrical stage with George balanced on the high wire holding an umbrella, whilst Cissie is standing on the ground.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great grandauther of Lord George Sanger. Both are performing on a theatrical stage with George balanced on the high wire in mid flight swinging upside down, whilst Cissie is standing on the ground behind.

Black and white mid action photograph of George Holloway sat on a wooden chair that is balanced on top of a large glass bottle.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and Cissie Holloway, the great grandauther of Lord George Sanger. Both are performing on a theatrical stage with George centred in a mid flight jump on a high wire and Cissie left of him in mid stance on the stage.

Black and white photograph of two performers on bicycles, balanced on a high wire suspended above a theatre stage, each holding an umbrella in one hand. George Holloway senior can be seen in the background from the waist up.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior and partner on a bicycle, balanced on a high wire suspended above a theatre stage. George is sat on the bicycle holding an umbrella in each hand whilst his partner is balanced upside down holding onto the handle bars.

Black and white photograph of George Holloway senior at the top of a ladder during unsupported balancing act at an outdoor park or performance area. At the bottom of the ladder are two men.

Black and white photograph of Astley's Amphitheatre on Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth, London in the last few weeks before it was pulled down. The people in the photograph are George Sanger, Ellen Sanger (nee Chapman), Ellen Austin (nee Coleman) and Marie Reeve. George Sanger took over Astley's Amphitheatre in 1871 and ran it until it was pulled down in 1893.

Black and white portrait photograph of Harry Austin in performance attire.

Black and white photograph of Laurina 'Topsy' Sanger, equestrian performer and eldest daughter of George and Ellen Sanger (nee Chapman). She was first noted as performing an equestrian scene with Sanger's circus, in 1865. Topsy is seen seated on a horse in a field.

Black and white photograph of five male performers including James Holloway standing up with his arms folded, Harry Austin leaning on him and George Austin with a skull cap kneeling down in front.