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Steam calliope whistles from the Delta Queen riverboat are coming from Houma, Louisiana where Phillip Johnson took them off the riverboat to head to Peru, Indiana.
The Peru Circus City Festival will have the 1901 Gentry Bros. Circus steam calliope. This was built by the Sullivan and Eagle Company in Peru, Indiana.
Steam calliope whistles from the Delta Queen riverboat are coming from Houma, Louisiana where Phillip Johnson took them off the riverboat to head to Peru, Indiana.
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John Gordon from New Hampshire with his homemade musical instrument made out of a rock.
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Bob Blomberg with his street, or crank, organ. It was made in Bavaria, Germany.
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The Peru Circus City Festival will have the 1901 Gentry Bros. Circus steam calliope. This was built by the Sullivan and Eagle Company in Peru, Indiana.
The Circus Hall of Fame and the Howard Steam Boat Museum are co-hosting a huge display of calliopes, band organs, unafons, and other music-making devices at the upcoming Circus, Calliope and Mechanical Music Festival.
The festival will run for two days, Friday, June 18, and Saturday, June 19, at the International Circus Hall of Fame just outside of Peru.
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