The oldest known show business flatcar still in existance sits outside the train sheds at Circus World Museum. This straight sided flat dates back to the Mighty Sheesley Shows, eventually on Cetlin and Wilson, bought by Royal American Shows, loaned to Circus World Museum in 1971 and eventually donated to the Circus World Museum by the Sedlmayr family.Thursday, April 05, 2012
Where are they now?
The oldest known show business flatcar still in existance sits outside the train sheds at Circus World Museum. This straight sided flat dates back to the Mighty Sheesley Shows, eventually on Cetlin and Wilson, bought by Royal American Shows, loaned to Circus World Museum in 1971 and eventually donated to the Circus World Museum by the Sedlmayr family.
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