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Blanche Dumas was born on the Caribbean island of Martinique in 1860, to a French father and a biracial mother. She had a third leg attached to her sacrum, and her two primary legs were said to be imperfectly developed. The third leg was without a mobile joint but had a bend in it where the knee would have been. Her pelvis was wider than normal and she had double genitalia as well as a duplicate bowel and bladder. To the right of her middle leg was the stump of another limb; it's unknown at this

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Blanche Dumas was born on the island of Martinique in 1860. She had a third leg attached to her sacrum, and her two primary legs were said to be imperfectly developed. The third leg was without a mobile joint. She had double genitalia as well as a duplicate bowel and bladder. To the right of her middle leg was the stump of another limb. Promoters sought to maximize its appeal by adorning it with nipples and advertising it a pair of extra breasts. Bizarre, American Horror Story Freak, Fotografia Erotica, Vintage Circus, Weird And Wonderful, Sideshow, Thing 1, Look At You

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Blanche Dumas was born on the island of Martinique in 1860. She had a third leg attached to her sacrum, and her two primary legs were said to be imperfectly developed. The third leg was without a mobile joint. She had double genitalia as well as a duplicate bowel and bladder. To the right of her middle leg was the stump of another limb. Promoters sought to maximize its appeal by adorning it with nipples and advertising it a pair of extra breasts.

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This image, from a collection at Philadelphia's Mutter Museum, shows a young girl with amelia, a condition marked by undeveloped limbs. Medical Facts, Medical Humor, Philadelphia, Foto Real

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This image, from a collection at Philadelphia's Mutter Museum, shows a young girl with amelia, a condition marked by undeveloped limbs.

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In the 1860s, a photographer named Charles Eisenmann photographed thousands of circus freaks.

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She actually made a good living this way, at one point taking home 200 dollars a week, or the equivalent of 5,000 dollars a week in today's money, and was able to retire from the sideshow business in 1886, which we're thinking is a happier ending than what other sideshow attractions got back in those days. Cgi, Haunting Photos, Fabel

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She actually made a good living this way, at one point taking home 200 dollars a week, or the equivalent of 5,000 dollars a week in today's money, and was able to retire from the sideshow business in 1886, which we're thinking is a happier ending than what other sideshow attractions got back in those days.

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Chicken Man~ Actually a woman. Her name was Minnie, until her affliction spawned her sideshow name 'Koo koo'.

The Jaramillo sisters Natalia (b. 1889) and Aurora (b. 1896) were from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Exactly how they got into show business is unknown but it is this author's studied opinion that everything was done legally and with their parents full approval. The first manager / owner of the Aztec children show was a fella named Jack Brown who began exhibiting the "twins" in 1902. Dark Circus, Antique Photos, Unique Vintage

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The Jaramillo sisters Natalia (b. 1889) and Aurora (b. 1896) were from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Exactly how they got into show business is unknown but it is this author's studied opinion that everything was done legally and with their parents full approval. The first manager / owner of the Aztec children show was a fella named Jack Brown who began exhibiting the "twins" in 1902.