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Photo: The Circus Comes to Town
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Circus in Australia
Although professional entertainment began rather slowly in the early Colony of NSW, circuses and circus acts have always proved popular here through the years.
Circus comes to Town
When the Gold Rush began, circuses began to travel to the mining towns to entertain, after all, its easier to change your audience than all your acts.
More about Sydney Circus History.
Map showing Sydney in 1855 Sydney Historical Map in 1855.
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