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Al. Ringling Theatre
circa 1930 -- 1939
Exterior of the Al. Ringling Theater. Caption reads: "Al Ringling Theatre, Baraboo, Wis."
Ringling Hotel for Circus Help
1915
The Ringling Hotel. Circus wagons, owned by Ringling Brothers circus, are parked in a lot adjacent to the Ringling hotel.
Ringling Brothers Circus Winter Quarters
1915
View of the Ringling Brothers Circus winter quarters, including the print shop and the wardrobe building.
First Church Historic Site Marker
1925
Historic site marker to commemorate the first church in Baraboo. The inscription reads "The first church in Baraboo was erected on this lot by the Methodist Episcopal Society in 1850. This memori...
Al. Ringling Theater
1950
View across street of the Al. Ringling Theater with a Studebaker pickup truck in the foreground. There is a hardware store on the right.
