A tour in the Museum of Juggling History

On my birthday a friend and I were on a way to a juggling gig in Ohio. We passed by Middletown and got to visit David Cain's private collection!! Welcome to the Museum of Juggling History!! In this museum, you’ll be able to see pictures of some of the rarest and most important juggling props in the world. The items in this collection have been donated to, purchased, or rescued by David Cain, a professional juggler and juggling historian from Middletown, Ohio, USA. The collection is usually on display in the normal museum setting, located in Middletown, Ohio, but is sometimes displayed as an exhibit at juggling and circus festivals and conventions. The purpose of this collection is to preserve the history of juggling through the props that make the art possible. Mainly we are looking for props that are vintage, rare, innovative, belonged to well known jugglers, or were used in some historical context such as for a world record or important competition. If you have props that you’d like to donate or sell, please feel free to contact us. Also feel free to contact us regarding any questions or additional information that you might have. The website will be updated as additional props arrive or are acquired for the collection. To see a higher resolution image of any prop, please click on the picture of the prop.

[@shelbyeckhoff3633]

That looks like the coolest museum ever.

[@RobCrites]

Thanks Niels! I've always been curious about the Museum of Juggling History! I must go :)

[@gitamadhuri]

I like this video show me a cool juggling video that I like the most

[@dameonconklin2355]

Your my hero

[@Grassette07]

I have always wanted to see some of those really old clubs. Very cool video with very cool people.

[@bhabeshdas9606]

WOW
Very beautiful

[@sketchesforyou8020]

3:35 Ok, that was a really good joke.

[@eenwieleraar]

Super cool video!

[@NielsDuinker]

thanks!!! you should visit some day it is awesome!

[@eenwieleraar]

Yes, it seems like it. If I'm ever in the states or at least around Ohio I know where to go.

[@nandhanaathwayth7417]

Location of this museum please

[@katewild2194]

Wow, would really like to visit how did you get some of Bobby May's stuff?

[@Flibbertigibbetitis]

This is incredible, anything of Alexander Kiss'?

[@NielsDuinker]

yes for sure. Also have you seen this book I got translated? www.amazon.com/You-Are-Juggler-Alexander-Kiss-ebook/dp/B079Y7RZPV Albert Lucas @sportjuggler is now working on volume 2

[@Flibbertigibbetitis]

@@NielsDuinker I've read it! It was fantastic! Thank you so much for going to all the effort to get it out. I'm legally blind, so I'm all the more grateful you got it onto Audible, I miss out on so many great books as a result of them not being accessable.
I learnt to juggle from you, I'm currently working on the 5 ball cascade. It's definitely going to be a challenge with my limited sight. But, I'm juggling mad, so however long it takes - I'll get there! Once I have I'll send you a link to it on video.
I honestly can't thank you enough, for your books, the Kiss book, and all the juggling videos you put out. I love magic, but fancied trying something else and decided juggling was the thing for me. I only wish I'd got into it as a kid - when I could see! Haha! But, it's true what they say, it's never too late, even if it's challenging, put the time in, and you'll hopefully get there.
Cheers Niels! Hope you're safe and well during these difficult times.

[@MarksTips]

The museum looks like a lot of fun. I would like to try juggling the impossible balls and the world's largest clubs!

[@hobbyhobbyhobbyhobby]

0:22 lmao Jim Bean pin!

[@dameonconklin2355]

Hey I met you at Ohio Attica fair

[@jonglierenmitadrian8862]

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[@NielsDuinker]

:)

[@witherfly5811]

0:48 GF?