Jonny J. Jones show moving three of its circus animals from its winter quarters at the Volusia County fairgrounds in order to make room for the subcontractors in the Dealnd pool, who turned the fairgrounds buildings into a large war production plant.
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- c. 1942
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- U.S. National Archives (via Wikimedia Commons)
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