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44 Vintage Photos Of Sideshow “Freaks” That Will Leave You Unsettled The phenomenon of sideshow "freaks" drew huge crowds in the 19th and 20th centuries, including the likes of Queen Victoria. 1 of 45George Sherwood Stratton, better known as General Tom Thumb, standing on a chair between two guards. 1860. London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images 2 of 45Tattooed Lady Betty Broadbent prepares for an appearance at the fair in Flushing, Queens, New York. 1939.Bettmann/Getty Images 3 of 45Portrait of American Siamese twins Chang and Eng Bunker sitting on two wooden chairs. 1865.Blank Archives/Getty Images 4 of 45English freak and sideshow performer Horace Ridler in 1946. Extensively tattooed, he exhibited himself as "The Great Omi" or "The Zebra Man." Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images 5 of 45An undentified sideshow performer brings in the crowd to Coney Island's Dreamland Trained Wild Animal Arena for a show in New York, New York. Early 1910s. PhotoQuest/Getty Images 6 of 45Daisy and Violet Hilton, a pair of British Siamese Twins who toured the US sideshow in the 1930's, celebrating their 17th birthday. Visual Studies Workshop/Getty Images 7 of 45Jojo the "Lion Man," a popular sideshow attraction. Circa 1910. Hulton Archive/Getty Images 8 of 45Duke, the jungle tiger trained by George Carresello a famous animal trainer, playing the saxophone. 1925. Bettmann/Getty Images 9 of 45Dwarves and the tall man on stage at a sideshow. Date unspecified. Library of Congress/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images 10 of 45At a Coney Island "freak" show an albino is photographed with the Fat Lady. A Flea Circus poster is in the background. Date unspecified.Bettmann/Getty Images 11 of 45A foot of the elephant on the head of a trainer. Circa 1938. Heinrich Hoffmann/ullstein bild via Getty Images 12 of 45The Two-Headed Nightingale: Millie and Christine McKoy were Siamese twins born into slavery in America's South. They were sold to be displayed as a "freak" show and toured the United States and Europe as a singing duet. Photo by SSPL/Getty Images 13 of 45French contortionist. 1865. adoc-photos/Corbis via Getty Images 14 of 45Colonel Routh Goshen, known as the Arabian Giant, poses in a photo studio for a publicity shot. Circa 1865. Transcendental Graphics/Getty Images 15 of 45Canadian circus performer Anna Haining Swan Bates poses next to her father Alexander Swan (seated) and her mother Ann Haining Swan, a woman of average height. 1870s. Blank Archives/Getty Images 16 of 45German circus performer hung to 656 feet by the hair. 1960.Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images 17 of 45Members of Bertram Mills' "freak" show are examined by doctors. On the examination table is the "Giraffe Necked Woman." 1935. Hulton Archive/Getty Images 18 of 45A Burmese family, two of whose members have faces covered in hair, are just one of the