The eldest daughter shows off her dance costumes and routines
Elephants and horses with the Wallace & Clark Circus
Established in 1951, the Wallace & Clark Circus was led by showman Norman “Luke” Anderson. The featured animal attraction was a hippopotamus named Victor. The circus title was acquired in 1959 by Pat Graham, who renamed it the Graham Bros. Circus.
Playing in the front yard
Puppy dog
Likely the Post Stampede Rodeo parade
At the beach
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This 1950s home movie captures an unknown family from Crosby County. First, adults gather for a costumed Halloween party. Later, the family attends a parade, likely for the Post Stampede Rodeo in Post. The footage also shows the family at home, from the eldest child showing off her outfits for an upcoming dance recital to the children playing outside with the family dog. These films are part of the collection courtesy of native Galvestonian and current Austin resident Richard Eisenhour, who discovered and bought them on Ebay.
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