The Great Trial of Endurance, at Barnum’s Roman Hippodrome, October, 1874

In 1874, Weston, known for his walking endurance, embarked on a 6-Day walk at Barnum’s Roman Hippodrome, facing various challenges and competitors. This book provides a detailed account of the grueling competition and Weston’s eventual victory, solidifying his status as one of America’s greatest walkers.

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