Carny Collection
Step right up and experience the captivating world of the carny
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Step right up and experience the captivating world of the carny. From trapeze artists soaring through the air with grace, to beer festivals and amusement parks that transport you back to 19th-century Germany, this is a journey you won't want to miss. Imagine yourself at the Cannstatt Folk Festival, standing on King Karl's Bridge surrounded by laughter and joy. The Beer Festival entices your senses with its lively atmosphere and delicious brews. And just beyond lies an enchanting Amusement Park, filled with thrilling rides and whimsical attractions. In another corner of history, witness a Rooster Riding in the Mark during the Harvest Festival in East Havel Land. This digitally restored reproduction takes us back to 1889 when villagers celebrated their bountiful harvests with merriment and excitement. But it's not just about festivities; carnivals also showcase extraordinary individuals who defy expectations. Ella Harper, known as the Camel Girl, mesmerizes audiences with her unique talent showcased on a sideshow pitch card from 1886. And let's not forget John and Hannah Battersby - he being an American circus thin man while she was a remarkable 700-pound fat lady - both defying societal norms while captivating crowds under the big top. The allure continues as we delve into snake charmers enticing serpents in an American circus poster from 1892. The mystique deepens further as Dolores Vallecita fearlessly tames leopards alongside other exotic animals in stunning photographs dating back to c1906. Travel even further into time where Waino and Plutano astound as Wild Men of Borneo in circuses around c1880. Their presence evokes wonderment mixed with curiosity about these enigmatic figures who captivated audiences worldwide. And finally, equestrian acrobats take center stage in ancient China during Yuan or early Ming Dynasty times (13th-15th century).