The Entire History of The Ringling Bros Circus In 38 Minutes

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• JJ

  @jjgionet1735 · 4 months ago · pinned

  I am a huge fan of your channel and love your narration. Just wanted to say I really appreciate the work. You’ve done on this episode adding more pictures that have more context to what you are saying great job.

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• JO

  @johnroberts2729 · 4 months ago

  My family was friends with John Ringling here in Sarasota back in the day. We have been here since 1870. I have a picture of Ringling, my great great grandfather and a bunch of guys after they came back from a fishing trip.

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• EZ

  @ez2u1 · 4 months ago

  We live in Sarasota…this is a crown jewel of our community

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• JO

  @johnbethea4505 · 5 months ago

  We young teenagers helped to set up the tents and take care of the animals for tickets to the circus 🎪.  A one or two tenter was amazing.  I learnt to catch on the trapeze and other functions of the circus.

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• J1

  @j1st633 · 4 months ago

  His mansion on the water in Florida is a must see. Also the huge museum grounds.

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• PE

  @pedro_papichulo · 4 months ago

  This is a very compelling story and video; you did a marvelous job with it!<br><br>Thank you for the period pictures and video. More so, thank you for the modern-day photos of Ca&apos;d&apos;Zan in Sarasota. The John and Mabel Ringling property is actually five museums on one property: the mansion, the two circus museums, the art gallery, and the lovely garden and grounds of the estate.<br><br>The Ringling Museum of Art rivals that of many metropolitan art museums. <br><br>All of them tourists covered with oil come to Sarasota for the beaches. Yet, the John and Mable Ringling Museum is well worth a visit to actually see what your video so wonderfully depicts.<br><br>Kudos to you!

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• MI

  @mikeribble2222 · 4 months ago

  It&apos;s &quot;lie-doe key,&quot;. it&apos;s &quot;lee-doe key.&quot;

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• FE

  @FeralRaccoon3 · 4 months ago

  I absolutely love these videos. I think Woolworths was my favorite so far

• AI

  @aimeecowan1105 · 4 months ago

  As a child in the 70s I remember watching the Ringling Bros circus on TV shows. As a mom in the early 2000s we lived in a house facing the RR tracks. Once a year the Ringling circus train would pass by, and you could see animals and performers passing by. Sad that it&apos;s gone. My youngest child will never go to a circus.

• DE

  @denakirkland5219 · 4 months ago

  Why a taco at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaeBAJchz4s&amp;t=1069">17:49</a>

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• MA

  @MarcoSuarez-d9q · 4 months ago

  Great narration and research. Very informative. But what are these visuals? Most of them have nothing to do with the story.

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• HO

  @holly52ful · 4 months ago

  Use Claude-$100.00- version and it will give you the info you need for everything???