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Moves by Rail By Chappie Fox & Tom Parkinson
The Circus Moves by Rail is a thorough, well researched chronicle of the history of “railroad” circuses from the late 1800’s to today’s Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey. Hundreds of rare photographs and documents illustrate rail- road circus operations across the country. Roster shots of rare equipment, action shots of circus trains on the move, and photos of loading and unloading the trains transport the reader back to the days when many circuses, carnivals and ice shows moved by rail. 400 pgs., profusely illustrated, heavy coated pa- per.
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