Gregory, Washburn and Co in United States

Gregory, Washburn and Co
Type	circus

Owner
Founded	1834
Closed down	1835
Country	United States

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History of updates	2012-04-11

Latest document update	2020-10-30 07:03:11

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Gregory, Washburn and Co, United States , was founded in 1834. Gregory, Washburn and Co closed down in 1835.

Comments / pictures1834: Edward S. Eldred (1811-1850) owned and operated the American Circus in 1834. Beginning his tour in Mobile, Alabama, in January, he worked his way across the South until he reached Baltimore in October. The Gregory, Crane & Co (36) had reached the same area at the same time. There then occurred the transfer we alluded to above, in which Crane joined with Eldred while Gregory joined with the Washburn’s and two new shows were created: Crane & Eldreds Menagerie and Gregory, Washburn and Co.

1835: In 1835, the menagerie became part of The Zoological Institute.

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Koehl, Dan (2025). Gregory, Washburn and Co, Elephant Encyclopedia. Available online at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=2337. (archived at the Wayback machine)

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