A History of the Circus In America

This hardcover edition, published in 1959, shows typical ex-library characteristics, including stamps and markings from the Denver Public Library. The binding appears intact, but there is no visible dust jacket. The pages may exhibit signs of wear consistent with library use, such as minor foxing or edge wear. ##

"A History of the Circus In America" by George L. Chindahl offers an in-depth exploration of the circus's evolution in the United States. This edition, published in 1959 by The Caxton Printers, Ltd., in Caldwell, Idaho, is a hardcover volume illustrated with photographs, providing a rich visual accompaniment to the text. Chindahl's work is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of American entertainment history, detailing the cultural significance and development of the circus. This copy, formerly part of the Denver Public Library collection, bears library markings. While the presence of a dust jacket is unknown, the book's hardcover binding ensures durability. This edition is a significant piece for collectors interested in the history of performance arts. ##