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Sideshow Freaks: Human Oddity I Cherry Dollface. Shot in Portland or in Photo: Travis Haight (I took a hair and makeup class from her, and she's one of the nicest people I've ever met)

20 Unforgettable Vintage Photos of Real Circus Freaks & Sideshow Acts

These photos of real circus freaks is a look into a lost world, a part of American culture that still continues to ignite our curiosity.

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Pgeist319 - "Hoomio and Lola, the Australian Wild Children"

- "Hoomio and Lola, the Australian Wild Children"

Abby and Brittany have always been treated as two separate identities. They even buy 2 movie tickets when they go to the theater.

EVERYTHING ABOUT: Conjoined Twins Abby And Brittany

Conjoined twins Abigail & Brittany Hensel - a rarity and medical marvel

Vintage "Circus Freak Show Oddities"

Vintage "Circus Freak Show Oddities"

Alice E. Doherty was born in 1887 with a rare genetic mutation called “hypertrichosis”, or “werewolf syndrome”, which causes excessive body hair. She was billed as “The Minnesota Woolly Baby”. At birth, she was covered all over in two-inch long, silky blonde hair. She began exhibiting as a sideshow “freak” at the age of two, and remained in the business until 1915.

weirdvintage: “Alice E. Doherty was born in 1887 with a rare genetic mutation called “hypertrichosis”, or “werewolf syndrome”, which causes excessive body hair. She was billed as “The Minnesota Woolly Baby”. At birth, she was covered all over in.

Original c.1890 cabinet card photo of The Tocci Brothers, Italian born conjoined twins. Here they are shown in a photo studio with their brother.

Rare Cabinet Card of Victorian Siamese Twins / Circus and Sideshow Freaks

1890 Cabinet Card of Victorian Siamese Twins The Tocci Brothers, Italian born conjoined twins. / Circus and Sideshow Freaks

Lobster Boy - another vintage circus "freak" He was a horrible abusive man to his family, ended up murdered. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images

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Vintage Freak Show - The Bearded Lady

Gorgeous cast portraits from Tod Browning’s ‘Freaks’ (1932) | Dangerous Minds

Jenny Lee & Elvira Snow Freaks has earned its place in history as one of…

That face pretty much sums up the experience of being in a freak show, and also watching one.

10 Vintage Freak Show Photos - Gallery

Stop and stare: 'Big-footed' Fanny Mills (left) most likely had Milroy's Disease which caused leg swelling. Anne Leek, the armless lady, joined a freak show to earn a living

Dog-faced boy, four-legged Myrtle and the man with elastic skin: Bizarre photographs show why 19th-century audiences were captivated by carnival freaks

Anne Leek, The Armless Lady. Photo By Charles Eisenmann (he photographed sideshow performers seeking portraits for their résumés in the later half of the

Sideshow Tarot

Sideshow Tarot

Thank God we now know what this syndrome is and those suffering from it don't have to live their lives in a circus. Proteus syndrome--a rare genetic mutation.

Shrinking my 17stone legs: Hope for woman whose limbs wouldn't stop growing after doctors develop pioneering treatment

Fannie Mills, also known as "The Ohio Big Foot Girl." She suffered from a rare disorder known as "Milroy's Disease" which causes uncontrolled growth in the feet and legs.

this man was in the circus circut in the early 1900s. He was called "The Elephant Man". Not much was known about his physical abnormalities. He unfortunately died young at the age of 27. John Merrick.

Joseph Merrick the "Elephant Man". Victorian freak shows were one of the creepiest aspects of society at the time.

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