Sangers Collection

Sangers Circus cyclist, Haverfordwest, South Wales
A lady cyclist (probably a man in drag), one of the performers with Sangers Circus during a visit to Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales

Sangers wax-work alabaster models

Sanger's Circus parade / procession, early 1900s

Elephant, Sangers Circus parade

Sangers Circus parade

Sangers Circus parade, George Street, Luton

Luton George Street Sanger's Circus parade Victorian period

Ethel Maurice as Mrs Fleeter in My Sweetheart, Sangers Amphitheatre, London. Date: 1887

Scenes from the Pantomimes (engraving)
1616272 Scenes from the Pantomimes (engraving) by Friston, David Henry (fl.1853-82); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scenes from the Pantomimes)

Source Size = 3769 x 1681
A Riding-Lesson at Sangers Circus

Circus procession, New Bridge, Haverfordwest, South Wales
A circus procession of camels, elephants and men on horseback, at New Bridge, Haverfordwest, South Wales, with townspeople lining the route

Sangers circus procession, Haverfordwest, South Wales
View of Salutation Square during Sangers circus procession, in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales, with boys following in the roadway

A Riding Lesson at Sangers Circus, 1884
Engraving showing a riding lesson taking place in the ring of Sangers Circus, February 1884. A would-be rider can be seen being hoisted onto a running horse, via a rotating winch

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"Sangers: A Spectacle of Wonders and Delights" Step right up and witness the mesmerizing world of Sangers, a legendary circus that captivated audiences across the United Kingdom. From its humble beginnings in Haverfordwest, South Wales, to its grand parades through bustling streets, Sangers Circus was an enchanting spectacle like no other. In the early 1900s, as the vibrant procession made its way through towns and cities, children's eyes widened with excitement at the sight of skilled cyclists performing daring stunts under the big top. The fearless Sangers Circus cyclist from Haverfordwest left spectators in awe as they defied gravity on their two-wheeled contraptions. But it wasn't just death-defying acts that drew crowds to this magnificent extravaganza. Sanger's wax-work alabaster models showcased lifelike figures that seemed almost too real to be mere sculptures. These exquisite works of art transported visitors into a realm where fantasy met reality. No parade would be complete without majestic animals gracing the streets. An elephant proudly led one such procession, captivating onlookers with its sheer size and gracefulness. As it majestically strode along amidst cheers and applause, it symbolized both strength and wonder—a true embodiment of what Sangers Circus stood for. From George Street in Luton to Victorian-era London, these parades brought joy to all who witnessed them. Families lined the cobblestone roads as performers dazzled them with their colorful costumes and lively music filled every corner. It was a time when communities came together to celebrate life's magic through shared experiences. Singers Amphitheatre in London became synonymous with unforgettable performances by talented artists like Ethel Maurice portraying Mrs Fleeter in "My Sweetheart. " This theatrical masterpiece transported audiences into worlds beyond imagination—an escape from reality into realms where dreams flourished. The legacy Circus lives on through the scenes engraved in our memories.