Bingo Hauser: Trading Fur for Iron Bingo Hauser: Trading Fur for Iron North American Carnival Museum and Archives
These are the speed skates that belonged to Irvin Hauser, and when he was young he was one of the fastest speed skaters in Brandon, Manitoba.
West Coast Amusements still sell the classic treats like popcorn and cotton candy.
Bingo’s grandson, Robbie, designed this mini donut stand. The stand was manufactured by Uniglide Trailer.
Pretzels is one of the many classic carnival treats West Coast Amusements serves, other treats include but are not limited to shaved ice cream, cotton candy, candied apples, […]
This logo featuring Simba the lion is still the logo for West Coast Amusements today.
Not many people are around at this midway, showing the demise of one era and the dawn of a new era.
Title reads ‘Coney Island, N.Y., 1914.’ Black and white photo of a crowded carnival midway. Caption reads ‘Carrousel builder W.F. Mangels invents a new ride THE WHIP.’ Black […]
Crescent Shows midway, during the time when Bingo was travelling with the show.
This is a keepsake from Irvin’s childhood, brought over on the ship from Poland to Canada.
This is a keepsake from Irvin’s childhood, brought over on the ship from Poland to Canada. The material is made from hopsacking (burlap).
As shown in the graphic banners for this sideshow, it is certain that war was an interesting yet controversial topic during this time.
This power generator attached to the Conklin Shows truck can generate 100 kilowatts per hour. “Canada’s Largest Portable Electric Generating Plant”