Conga Collection

A Row of Ramblers
A jolly row of hikers on the moors, perhaps even On Ilkley Moor Baht At ! Date: early 1930s

Three dancers dancing the Harlem conga, a blend of the lindy hop, conga and the Australian kangaroo hop
HARLEM: DANCERS, 1941. Three dancers dancing the Harlem conga, a blend of the lindy hop, conga and the Australian kangaroo hop, at a dance hall in Harlem, New York, 1941

Doing the Conga Margate
Residents of Kingsleigh Boarding House doing the Conga in July 1913 Date: 1913

Cover for How to Dance the Latest Dances by Pat Sykes (litho)
5995819 Cover for How to Dance the Latest Dances by Pat Sykes (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Holding the line. Youngsters from the Roxburgh Day Nursery at Clifton, Bristol, make sure that one of their number does not fall by the wayside when they re out for their morning walk

?Conga? line of 25 nurses, outside single-storey building
Conga line of 25 nurses, outside single-storey building with long veranda. Conga line of 25 nurses, outside single-storey building with long veranda. Small child in front right-hand corner

A very jolly group playing with a huge ball on the beach
A wonderful photograph of a very jolly group (possibly one large extended family) playing with a huge ball on the beach - note the variety of magnificent beachwear on show!

A very jolly group playing with a huge ball on the beach
A wonderful photograph of a very jolly group (possibly one large extended family) playing with a huge ball on the beach - note the variety of magnificent beachwear on show!

Toddlers in a line
A scene showing a snaking line of small children, all holding on to one another and looking rather glum

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A Row of Ramblers: Three dancers bring the Harlem Conga to life in this vibrant 1941 scene, blending the lindy hop, conga, and even a hint of the Australian kangaroo hop, at a bustling dance hall in Harlem, New York. Elsewhere, youngsters from Roxburgh Day Nursery in Clifton, Bristol, form a Conga-esque line, holding hands and spreading joy. In Margate, a group of playful individuals enjoy a Conga-inspired moment with a giant ball, while a similar line of nurses bring a touch of fun outside a single-story building. Toddlers, too, join in the fun, forming their own Conga line on the beach.