Baraboo is the county seat of Sauk County, Wisconsin; it was established in 1838 as the village of Adams and selected as the county seat in 1846 after a fierce competition with neighboring Reedsburg. It was renamed in 1852 after a nearby river, incorporated as a village in 1866 and again as a city in 1882. It was a natural choice as the location for several sawmills early on due to its proximity to the river; in 1884 it became home for the Ringling Brothers Circus. Several other circuses moved to Baraboo, and it was nicknamed “Circus City” and became home to the Circus World Museum, a collection of circus wagons and other paraphernalia.
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