King Bros Circus 1955 Photo Llama Circus Lot Winter Quarters Scene 3.5 x 3.5

This photograph was taken in February 1955 and shows a llama tethered on the King Bros Circus lot during the winter quarters preparation period.

Traveling circuses frequently included smaller exotic animals such as llamas as part of their menagerie displays and parade groups. These animals were commonly housed alongside camels, ponies, and other livestock used in the show, forming a diverse collection that visitors encountered in the circus zoo or animal lines before performances.

The image features a llama standing in profile with a rope halter and tether extending toward the ground stake. The animal’s long woolly coat and upright ears are clearly visible in the photograph. Behind the llama, mid-century automobiles and low buildings appear along the edge of the lot, while bare winter trees frame the background. The square scalloped-edge snapshot carries the FEB 55 date marking along the border, matching the format of the other King Bros Circus photographs in this documented series.

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