Dublin residents and visitors alike have been entertained almost from day one when the circus came to town. Four great-grandsons of one of Dublin’s earliest settlers – Ludwick Sells – were the founding members of the Sells Brothers Circus and invested in exotic animals, which performed in nearby Columbus, beginning in 1872. According to Dublin’s Journey, “The show traveled in horse-drawn wagons until 1878, when it was carried by rail. Two years …
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