Sideshows
Found in 252 Collections and/or Records:
Trade Catalogues, c1930 - 1939
Trade catalogues containing 64 black and white photographs of products and designs for sale and 1 lose photograph of a wall type regulator with prices on reverse.
Travelling Entertainment Research Material, 1830 - 1932
Census records from 1861-1891, newspaper clippings, showmen at fairs from 1900-1915, and other records relating to showpeople and travelling entertainment, 18.html files.
Two Exhibitions in One Handbill, c1850 - 1860
Norway Horse, and Sultan Dog at Mr Pearse's Auction Rooms. Norway Horse, 32 inches high, 6 yrs old. Largest Sultan Dog - just arrived from North Pole, "2ft high, 5ft long, colour like a tyger". Printed by Robarts, 16 Shoe Lane, Fleet Street.
Various Fairground Photographs, c1880 - 1939
Black and white photographs and postcards of fairground scenes, people and Biddall's ghost show after being sold to Codona and converted to a bioscope.
Various Items, c1920 - 1979
Various items of ephemera belonging to Billy Wood and his descendants, including Billy Wood's letter headed paper.
Various Items, c1960 - 1979
Various items including bank money wallets and a sign for Joe's Bar.
Various Items of Ephemera Belonging to Billy Wood, c1920 - 1979
Various items including paperwork related to The Dingles Fairground Heritage Trust's Bioscope Appeal and the donation of Billy Wood's boxing show to the Trust, Billy Wood letter headed paper and a programme for Mannequin Parades at Clacton-on-Sea.
Violet Bartram Collection
Black and white photographs, negatives and postcards of fairgrounds, amusement parks, circus and performers, a newspaper cutting and a handbill.
West London and Earl’s Court Handbills, 1831 - 1889
Handbills for travelling shows, exhibitions and performances at West London and Earl’s Court.
Williams Family Biographical Material, 1816 - 1938
Research material relating to the Williams family including birth, marriage and death certificates and census records.
World's Fair Newspaper Collection
This collection consists of the complete run of The World's Fair Newspaper from 1904 to the present day. Including microfilmed copies from 1904 to 1950.
W.S Woodin's Olio of Oddities Handbill, c1856
W.S Woodin's Olio of Oddities at Polygraphic Hall, King William Street, Charing Cross. Songs and impersonations.