Guide to the Hazen Collection of Band Photographs and Ephemera · Series 1: Photographs Hazen...

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Guide to the Hazen Collection ofBand Photographs and Ephemera

NMAH.AC.0253Margaret Hindle Hazen

1990

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Table of Contents

Collection Overview ........................................................................................................ 1Administrative Information .............................................................................................. 1Arrangement..................................................................................................................... 2Scope and Contents note................................................................................................ 2Biographical/Historical note.............................................................................................. 2Names and Subjects ...................................................................................................... 2Container Listing ............................................................................................................. 4

Series 1: Photographs.............................................................................................. 4Series 2: Ephemera............................................................................................... 95Series 3: Histories of Bands................................................................................ 113

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Collection Overview

Repository: Archives Center, National Museum of American History

Title: Hazen Collection of Band Photographs and Ephemera

Identifier: NMAH.AC.0253

Date: circa 1818-1931

Extent: 13.5 Cubic feet (20 boxes)

Creator: Hazen, Margaret HindleHazen, Robert M.

Language: English

DigitalContent:

Image(s): Hazen Collection of Band Photographs and Ephemera

Administrative Information

Immediate Source of AcquisitonCollection purchased from Dr. Robert Hazen, May 23, 1985 (1988.3028).

Ownership and Custodial HistoryItems collected by Dr. and Mrs. Hazen from various sources, especially commercial dealers,over a period of several years, then offered to the Archives Center, through the Division ofMusical Instruments (later Musical History); acquired in three separate transactions.

Processing InformationCollection processed by Margaret Hazen, 1990

Preferred CitationHazen Collection of Band Photographs and Ephemera, ca. 1818-1931, Archives Center,National Museum of American History.

Restrictions on AccessUnrestricted research use on site. Researchers must handle unprotected photographs withgloves.

Terms Governing Use and ReproductionArchives Center cost-recovery and use fees may apply when requestingreproductions.Collection items available for reproduction, but the Archives Center makes noguarantees concerning copyright restrictions. Other intellectual property rights may apply.Archives Center cost-recovery and use fees may apply when requesting reproductions.

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Immediate Source of AcquisitonDr. Robert M. Hazen, purchase, late 1986 (1988.3029) and Dr. Robert M. Hazen, purchase,March 3, 1987 (1988.3030).

Biographical Note

Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hazen formed this collection in conjunction with their research on the Americanbrass band movement.

Scope and Contents

Large collection of photographs, picture postcards, printed ephemera, and music related to the brass bandmovement in the United States: includes 8 ambrotypes, 36 tintypes, 59 stereographs, 66 cabinet prints,90 cartes-de-visite, 150 large photoprints, and 874 picture postcards; also posters, concert programs,instrument manufacturers' advertisemements and ephemera, periodicals, sheet music, etc.

Arrangement

3 series: (1) photographs; (2) ephemera; and (3) resources in American band history. Series 1 has 7 sub-series: (1) ambrotypes; (2) tintypes; (3) stereographs; (4) cabinet prints; (5) cartes-de-visite; (6) largemounted photoprints; and (7) postcards. Series 2 has 7 sub-series: (1) company ephemera; (2) bandephemera; (3) music; (4) periodicals; (5) oversized paper ephemera; (6) artifacts (3-dimensional); and (7)folio-size broadsides. Geographical arrangement within postcard and stereograph sub-series.

Names and Subject Terms

This collection is indexed in the online catalog of the Smithsonian Institution under the following terms:

Subjects:

Bands (Music) -- PhotographsBandstandsBrass bands -- PhotographsMusic ensembles -- PhotographsMusical instruments -- PhotographsMusicians -- 1830-1880Musicians -- 1900-1950Periodicals

Types of Materials:

AdvertisementsAmbrotypesCabinet photographsCabinet printsCartes-de-visite


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EphemeraNewspapersPhotographs -- 1850-1900Photographs -- 1890-1900Photographs -- 1900-1950Picture postcardsPillows -- PhotographsPostcardsPostersPrograms -- ConcertsSheet music -- Manuscripts -- 19th centuryStereographsTextile fabrics -- Photographs on

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Container Listing

Series 1: Photographs

Subseries 1.1: Ambrotypes

Box 1, Folder 1 Musician holding E-flat keyed bugle. 1/4 plate with gilt frame. Some emulsiondamage. Bugle is a copper instrument with flat keys.

Box 1, Folder 2 Trumpet player in concert dress. 1/4 plate. Instrument is an unusual trumpet inthe key of F with four rotary valves.

Box 1, Folder 3 New Hampshire soldier with B-flat circular cornet. 1/4 plate, fine case. Unusualtop-action rotary valve cornet of the Civil War period.

Box 1, Folder 4 Musician holding overshoulder B-flat cornet with Alien valves. 1/6 plate, cased.

Box 1, Folder 5 Musician holding upright E-flat altohorn with Berliner valves. 1/6 plate with giltframe.

Box 1, Folder 6 Musician with upright B-flat cornet with Berliner valves. 1/6 plate with giltframe. Some emulsion damage.

Box 1, Folder 7 Musician with cornopean, ca. 1855. 1/4 plate, tinted, cased.

Box 1, Folder 8 Clarinetist, ca. 1855. 1/6 plate, tinted, cased. Instrument appears to be a five-key boxwood clarinet.

Subseries 1.2: Tintypes

Box 1, Folder 1 Seven-piece band. 1/4 plate, cased. Some surface abrasion. Possibly a familyband. Instrumentation includes four overshoulder horns, two additional brassinstruments, and a large rope drum. (TIN 1)

Civil War soldier with unusual overshoulder E-flat tuba. 1/6 plate, gilt frame.(TIN 2)

Box 1, Folder 3 Young man holding E-flat overshoulder saxhorn. 1/6 plate in half case. (TIN 3

Box 1, Folder 4 Uniformed cornetist, possibly a Naval musician. 1/6 plate, cased. Instrument isa B-flat rotary valve cornet. (TIN 4)

Box 1, Folder 5 Uniformed bandsman with E-flat tuba. 1/6 plate, cased. Rotary-valvedinstrument. Probably manufactured in Boston, ca. 1875. (TIN 5)


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Box 1, Folder 6 Musician with E-flat keyed bugle. 1/6 plate in half case. 1863 tax stamp onback. Bugle is an unusual instrument with curved keys. Negative #87-14042.(TIN 6)

Box 1, Folder 7 Union corporal holding upright soprano saxhorn. 1/8 plate, cased. Image ishighlighted with gold paint. (TIN 7)

Box 1, Folder 8 Civilian holding overshoulder E-flat cornet. 1/8 plate, cased. Instrument withpiston valves. (TIN 8)

Box 1, Folder 9 Pair of musicians with circular cornet and violin. 1/6 plate in half case. B-flat cornet with four top-action rotary valves. (TIN 9) Images Without Cases;Musicians

Box 1, Folder 10 Bass drummer. 1/6 plate, tinted. Image is marked, "Tel(?) City, Ind./StarBand." (TIN 10)

Box 1, Folder 11 Musician holding E-flat altohorn. 1/6 plate in paper mat. Instrument is Boston-style horn with side-action rotary valves, ca. 1875. (TIN 11)

Box 1, Folder 12 Musician with E-flat piston valve tuba, ca. 1890. 1/6 plate in paper mat. (TIN12)

Box 1, Folder 13 Cornetist holding B-flat rotary valve instrument. 1/6 plate. Cornet is bell-frontmodel with side-action valves. (TIN 13)

Box 1, Folder 14 Uniformed musician with overshoulder E-flat altohorn, ca. 1870. 1/6 plate. (TIN14)

Box 1, Folder 15 Musician with B-flat soprano saxhorn, ca. 1870. 1/6 plate. (TIN 15)

Box 1, Folder 16 Gentleman in top hat holding B-flat trumpet. 1/6 plate. Instrument has rotaryvalves, ca. 1870. (TIN 16)

Box 1, Folder 17 Musician with B-flat trumpet. 1/6 plate. Instrument has top-action rotary valves;instrument case rests at the feet of the musician. (TIN 17)

Box 1, Folder 18 Musician with circular B-flat cornet. 1/8 plate in paper mat. Instrument hasrotary valves, ca. 1865. (TIN 18)

Box 1, Folder 19 Uniformed soldier with B-flat Schreiber horn. 1/6 plate. Soldier wears a plumedhat tinted blue. Negative #87-14048. (TIN 31)

Box 1, Folder 20 Uniformed E-flat tenor horn player, ca. 1880. 1/6 plate. (TIN 23)


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Box 1, Folder 21 Bandsman with E-flat overshoulder altohorn. 1/6 plate. Instrument has rotaryvalves. (TIN 38)

Box 1, Folder 22 Two musicians with E-flat overshoulder tuba and violin. 1/6 plate, damaged.Image ca. 1870. (TIN 22)

Box 1, Folder 23 Two Civil War soldiers with overshoulder E-flat tuba. 1/8 plate, cut down.Instrument has three Berliner valves. (TIN 21)

Box 1, Folder 24 Two bandsmen with E-flat trombone and B-flat cornet, ca. 1885. 1/6 plate.Both instruments have piston valves. S. Musicians are wearing plumed bandhelmets. (TIN 19

Box 1, Folder 25 Two bandsmen with cornet and altohorn. 1/8 plate. Instruments possibly by theBoston Musical Instrument Company. Negative #87-14097. (TIN 28)Image(s)

Box 1, Item 28 [Bandsmen : tintype.], Circa late 19th century1 Item (Silver collodion on iron.; 1/8 plate, 3.2" x 2.5".)Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorImage: Two bandsmen with cornet and altohorn, possibly by the BostonMusical Instrument Company. Photographer unidentified.

Unrestricted research use by appointment. Photographs must be handledwith cotton gloves unless protected by sleeves.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000003 (AC Scan)

RSN 9829

Names: Boston Musical Instrument Company

Topic: Altohorns -- PhotographsBandsmen -- 1850-1880 -- U.S.Cornet -- Photographs -- 1850-1880Musical instruments -- Photographs -- 1850-1880Musicians -- 1850-1880 -- U.S.

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1850-1900Tintypes

Box 1, Folder 26 Two cornetists. 1/6 plate. One cornet has rotary valves and the other isequipped with Berliner valves. Negative #87-14098. (TIN 29)

Box 1, Folder 27 Two cornetists. 1/6 plate. Instruments are long-model B-flat cornets with top-action rotary valves. Both musicians have belt buckles inscribed "WBCB."Negative #87-14099. (TIN 30)

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Box 1, Folder 28 Two bandswomen with B-flat cornet and E-flat tuba, ca. 1890. 1/6 plate. (TIN20)

Box 1, Folder 29 Three musicians with cornet, violin, and banjo. 1/6 plate, tinted. (TIN 27)

Box 1, Folder 30 Child with toy trumpet, ca. 1870. 1/12 (?) plate. (TIN 33) Images WithoutCases: Bands

Box 1, Folder 31 Nine-piece band, ca. 1885. 1/4 plate, bent and damaged. Possibly a townband. (TIN 26)

Box 1, Folder 32 Washington Band of Holnesburg, ca. 1865. 1/4 plate. Musicians wear CivilWar-style uniforms and some appear with overshoulder instruments. Band isposed outside near shipyard. Negative #87-14100. (TIN 32)

Box 1, Folder 33 Fourteen-piece band, ca. 1868. Image is dark and blurred, but musicians withovershoulder instruments near American flag are visible. Negative #87-14101.(TIN 24)

Box 1, Folder 34 Fourteen-piece saxhorn band, ca. 1870. 1/4 plate. Negative #87-14102. (TIN25)

Box 1, Folder 35 Concordia Brass Band, ca. 1890. 1/4 plate. Instrumentation includes ninepiston-valve instruments, one clarinet, and three percussion. (TIN 35)

Box 1, Folder 36 Unidentified band. 1/4 plate. Instrumentation includes twelve brass instrumentsand two percussion. Musicians wear civilian dress and pose outdoors.Negative #87-14276. (TIN 37)

Subseries 1.3: StereographsImage(s)

Box 2, Folder 1 General Sherman's Band at his Headquarters, Beaufort, S.C. John C. Taylor(Hartford, Connecticut), photog. Round corners, orange mount. "War Views,1861-1865," No. 36. Bandsmen appear on steps of house beneath a largeflag. Negative #87-13992. (ST 48)

Box 2, Folder 2 General Sherman's Headquarter Band. John C. Taylor (Hartford, Connecticut),photog. Round corners, small orange mount. "War Views, 1861-1865," No. 39.(ST 49)

Box 2, Folder 3 U. S. Military Academy Band, West Point, N.Y.

Box 2, Folder 4 Ninth U.S. Cavalry Regiment with band, 30 May 1880. Wittick & Bliss (SantaFe, New Mexico), photog. Large tan mount. Black band inarches at head of



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black regiment. Detailed street scene with mountains in background. Negative#87-13995. (ST 4)

Box 2, Folder 5 U.S. Army Parade, GAR Encampment, Washington, D.C. Berry, Kelley &Chadwick (Chicago), publ. 1902. large band leads parade. Post Office towerappears in background. (ST 46)

Box 2, Folder 6 U. S. Army Regimental Band, ca. 1875. P. G. Anderson (Radfield, Dakota),photog. Large orange mount. Drum major appears with formally posed band.Negative #87-14103. (ST 2)

Box 2, Folder 7 Small British band, Ca. 1855. Small tan mount. Hand-tinted. Informally posedquintet, including trombone, alto-horn, cphicleide, boxwood clarinet and bugle.Studio scene. Negative #87-14043. (ST 1)

Box 2, Folder 8 The Inaugural Parade on Penna. Avenue. The Capitol in distance.Inauguration of President Roosevelt, Washington. H. C. White Co.(Bennington, Vermont), publ. 1905. Grey board mount. H. C. White Co. #9919.(ST 40)

Box 2, Folder 9 Sousa's Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps of Treasury Building,Washington, D.C. Keystone View Co., publ. Heavy grey mount. Keystone#19089. (ST 56)Image(s)

Box 2, Item 9 Sousa's Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps of TreasuryBuilding, Washington, D.C. [stereograph], Circa 19101 Item (Silver gelatin on paper, mounted.; 3.5" x 7.1")Image(s): Sousa's Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps ofTreasury Building, Washington, D.C. [stereograph].Keystone View Company, PublisherHistory of Sousa and band on back of the card.


Local Numbers

AC0253-0000004 (AC scan)

91-16669 (OIPP Neg. No.)

Names: Sousa, John Philip, 1854-1932United States. Department of the Treasury

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910.Marines U.S. -- PhotographsMusicians -- 1900-1950

Place: Washington (D.C.) -- 1900-1910





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Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1910Stereographs

Box 2, Folder 10 Band posed near Old Cathedral, St. Augustine, Florida, ca. 1875. Florida Club,publ. Small yellow mount. "St. Augustine Views." Casually posed bandsmen,probably before or after a concert. Negative #87-14104. (ST 27)

Box 2, Folder 11 Indiana band. Indiana College of Fine Arts and Photography, publ. Small greenmount. "Picturesque Wabash." Negative #87-14105. (ST 14)

Box 2, Folder 12 Indiana band. Indiana College of Fine Arts and Photography, publ. Smallorange mount. "Picturesque Wabash." Pencilled notation on back reads:"City Band on Charly Creek." Same band as in number 11 but different pose.Negative #87-14106. (ST 13)

Box 2, Folder 13 Manhattan (Kansas) Cornet Band. Large pink mount. Black boy is seated infront of band. Back of card lists other Kansas views for sale by L. A. Ramsour.Negative #87-14107. (ST 7)

Box 2, Folder 14 Maine Band, ca. 1870. Henry Bailey (Augusta, Maine), publ. Large orangemount. Sixteen musicians appear in front of ornate wooden bandstand. (ST55)

Box 2, Folder 15 Band in a boat, Bryant's Pond. Small tan mount. Fifteen bandsmen, includingtwo drummers, play in the middle of the pond. Scullers also appear in thisview. Negative #87-14082. (ST 19)

Box 2, Folder 16 Payne's 2nd Regiment Band of Lewiston. Late grey board mount. Imageshows bandsmen relaxing during a parade. (ST 34)

Box 2, Folder 17 Band on excursion party to Old Orchard Beach, Maine. IXirgan (Portland,Maine), photog. Small orange mount. Small crowd gathers with band on thebeach. Negative #87-14108. (ST 24)

Box 2, Folder 18 5th Maryland Regiment with band and drum corps on Boston Common, 17June 1875. T. Lewis (Cambridgeport, Mass.), photog. Small orange mount.Band appears as part of celebration of the Centennial of the Battle of BunkerHill. (ST 36)

Box 2, Folder 19 Gordon (Mass.) Silver Cornet Band, ca. 1870. G. S. Morse (West Boxford,Mass.), photog. Large yellow mount. Eleven musicians appear in woodedsetting. Good, clear view of a typical brass band. NegativeX

Box 2, Folder 20 Newburyport (Mass.) Band, ca. 1880. H. P. Macintosh (Newburyport, Mass.),publ. "Views of Newburyport and Vicinity." Negative #87-14110. (ST 47)


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Box 2, Folder 21 Band and audience seated in Martin's Hall, North Mams, Massachusetts, 10Sept. 1874. W. P. Kurd, photog. Large orange mount. Negative #89-12129.(ST 42)

Box 2, Folder 22 Salem (Mass.) Band on parade, ca. 1870. Perkins & Lefavour (Salem, Mass.),photog. Small tan mount. "P. Gilmore marched by" is pencilled in on back.Negative #87-14111. (ST 26)

Box 2, Folder 23 Labor Day Parade, Worcester, Massachusetts. L. G. Strand (Worcester,Mass.), photog. Small orange mount. (ST 41)

Box 2, Folder 24 Massachusetts town band. Geo. T. Putnam (Barre, Mass.), photog. Smallyellow mount. Nineteen musicians pose in front of decorated monument withchurch in background. (ST 32)

Box 2, Folder 25 Band at encampment. Chamberlain (Southbridge, Mass.), publ. Small yellowmount. Probably a militia band hired to furnish music at military exercises.Negative #87-14112. (ST 3)

Box 2, Folder 26 Fraternal Order of Eagles Marching up Administration Way, LouisianaPurchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo. Standard Scenic Co. (Meadville,Pennsylvania), publ. 1906. Grey board mount. Band leads Eagles up stepsof one of the central exhibition buildings. Other exhibition halls in view inbackground. (ST 37)

Box 2, Folder 27 Claremont (N.H.) Cornet Band, 15 July 1873. H. G. Mclntire (Concord, N.H.),publ. Band was photographed at the hundredth birthday celebration of the lastman to remember the Revolutionary War. Negative #87-14113. (ST 29)

Box 2, Folder 28 Claremont (N.H.) Cornet Band, 15 July 1873. J. Parker, Jr. (Newport, N.H.),photog. and publ. Same view as number 27. (ST 50)

Box 2, Folder 29 Echo Lake, Franconia Notch. Kilburn Brothers (Littleton, N.H., photog. andpubl. Kilburn #133. View of eight bandsmen in a boat, ca. 1865. Negative#87-14036. (ST 20)

Box 2, Folder 30 Echo Lake, Franconia Notch. Kilburn Brothers (Littleton, N.H.), photographerand publisher. Kilburn #133. Same Franconia-area view as number 29, butlighter resolution. "S. Anna Coggeshall" is stamped on back of card. (ST 53)

Box 2, Folder 31 Nashua (N.H.) Cornet Band, ca. 1870. Spaulding, photog. Small orangemount. Band appears in front of large crowd gathered near large house.Negative #87-14114. (ST 15)

Box 2, Folder 32 Parade. E. D. Ward (Lake Village, N.H.), photog. Small orange mount.Negative #87-14115. (ST 10)


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Box 2, Folder 33 Black River (N.Y.) Cornet Band, ca. 1875. Small tan \ mount. Twelve elegantlyattired musicians pose with instruments. Negative #87-14116. (ST 23)

Box 2, Folder 34 Parade, Dolgeville, New York. Small tan mount. Banner across street reads"Tryon H & L Co." Negative #87-14076. (ST 11)

Box 2, Folder 35 Parade, Dolgeville, New York. Small tan mount. Same parade as depicted innumber 34 but different band. Three women appear in foreground of this view.Negative #87-14117. (ST 12)

Box 2, Folder 36 Summer House, Fort William Henry Hotel, Lake George, N. Y. S. R. Stoddard(Glen Falls, N.Y.), publ. Small green mount. Band is shown playing in smallgazebo on hotel grounds. Negative #87-14118. (ST 6)

Box 2, Folder 37 F. C. Babcock Cornet Band of Hornellsville, New York. Small orange mount.Photograph was probably taken in Canaseraga, N.Y. (ST 43)

Box 2, Folder 38 Coney Island, N.Y.—Music Pavilion, Manhattan Beach. Yellow mount. Smallaudience but no band in scene. (ST 52) A/e^. A^9- 7/-/^£?.

Box 2, Folder 39 Music Stand, Central Park, New York, N.Y. Barnum, photog. Small tan mount.(ST 44)

Box 2, Folder 40 Gilmore's Band on Grand Hotel Piazza, Saratoga Springs. Baker & Record(Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), photog. Small orange mount. Baker & Record #53.(ST 39) /VW. Ab.

Box 2, Folder 41 Band playing on the grounds of the Clarendon Hotel, Saratoga, N.Y., ca. 1870.Small yellow mount. Bandsmen are seated casually in a circle on the grass.Negative #87-14119. (ST 17)

Box 2, Folder 42 Fifth New York Regiment Band. W. L. Hall (Trumansburg, N.Y.), publ. Smallorange mount. Fourteen musicians plus drum major appear at encampment.(ST 35)

Box 2, Folder 43 Band in a corral. W. L. Hall (Trumansburg, N.Y.), photog. Orange mount.Thirteen musicians stand inside a fenced area. (ST 51)

Box 2, Folder 54 Firemen's parade, ca. 1875. Large orange mount. Negative #87-14126. (ST18)

Box 2, Folder 55 Band, ca. 1868. Large orange mount. Bandsmen pose in front of buildingdecorated with flags. Negative #87-14127. (ST 21)

Box 2, Folder 56 Town band, ca. 1875. Large orange mount. Eleven brass players, plusdrummer and helper, comprise this band. Negative #87-14128. (ST 22)


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Box 2, Folder 57 Boys' band. Small yellow mount. Card lacks stereo effect because both viewsare taken from the same spot. A man in top hat appears in center of left viewonly. (ST 30)

Box 2, Folder 58 Band with horse-drawn wagon. Small yellow mount. J (ST 33)

Box 2, Folder 59 Two brass players. Rand & Latto (Boston), photog. 7

Subseries 1.4: Cabinet Prints

Box 3, Folder 1 Louis Bentz with B-flat keyed bugle. Warren (Boston and /98ti Cambridgeport),photog. Outstanding image of this musician who served for forty years in theU. S. Military Academy Band. Some openings in his bugle are partially pluggedin this view. Negative #87-14129. (CAB 59)

Box 3, Folder 2 Cornetist, ca. 1875. Gardner & Frey (Utica, N.Y.), photog. E-flat cornet withthree rotary valves. "S D & C M B" appears on cap. Negative #87-14130. (CAB32)

Box 2, Folder 44 Band at Sanitary Fair, Philadelphia, ca. 1863. James Cremer (Philadelphia),publ. Small yellow mount. Negative #87-14120. (ST 57)

Box 2, Folder 45 Post Mills (Vermont) Cornet Band, ca. 1875. Small yellow mount. Sixteenbandsmen, including two holding woodwinds, pose near a brick house.Negative #87-14121. (ST 28)

Box 2, Folder 46 Band on veranda of the National Home For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, FortMonroe, Virginia. E. H. Hart (Philadelphia), publ. Large mount. Number 88 inpublisher's series. (ST 31) Left, neg. # 91-2453.

Box 2, Item 46 [Band at National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers : stereograph],Circa 18951 Item (stereograph; Silver gelatin on paper, mounted.; 4.4" x 7.0")Image(s)Hart, E. H. (Philadelphia, Pa.), PublisherVirginia band on veranda, near Fort Monroe, Va.


OPPS Neg. 91-2453 (left half of stereograph). Copyright expired;public domain, but the Smithsonian Institution makes no warranty orrepresentation regarding the fitness for publication of information derivedfrom or copies from its collections. Permission to reproduce availablethrough Archives Center.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000005 (AC scan)



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Names: National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers --Stereographs

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1890-1900.Musicians -- StereographsSoldiers -- Stereographs.

Place: Fort Monroe (Va.) -- 1890-1900

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1850-1900Stereographs -- 1890-1910

Box 2, Folder 47 Forestry Building at Lewis and Clark Exposition. E. L. Clement (Downer'sGrove, 111.), publ. Grey mount. Band, seated in foreground, plays in largeexhibition hall where tree trunks serve as columns. (ST 58)

Box 2, Folder 48 Gilmore's Band. Underwood & Underwood, publ. Five children, holding avariety of instruments, pretend to be a band. Negative #87-14018. (ST 54)

Box 2, Folder 49 Dot Wagner music vas almost human sometimes. Underwood & Underwood,publ. 1902. Comic view of helicon player using a baby as a mute. (ST 45)

Box 2, Folder 50 Dyer's band, ca. 1865. Small orange mount. Uniformed musicians pose instreet. Negative #87-14122. (ST 8)

Box 2, Folder 51 Haydenville Band, ca. 1870. Negative #87-14123. (ST 9)

Box 2, Folder 52 Town band, ca. 1865. Small orange mount. Fourteen musicians, includingmany with overshoulder horns, gather on residential street. Negative#87-14124. (ST 5)

Box 2, Folder 53 Band at encampment, ca. 1865. Hart, photog. Small orange mount."Fairground" is pencilled in on back. Negative #87-14125. (ST 16)

Box 3, Folder 3 Cornetist from the 7th Regiment Band, Saratoga, N.Y. Oilman (N.Y.), photog.B-flat piston valve cornet. (CAB 20)

Box 3, Folder 4 Cornetist. J. Beardsley (Ithaca, N.Y.), photog. Negative #87-14131. (CAB 28)

Box 3, Folder 5 Cornetist. New York (Williamsport, Perm.), photog. Engraved B-flat pistonvalve cornet manufactured by Distin Company. Negative #87-14132. (CAB 22)

Cornetist in military attire. Gray (Boston), photog. B-flat piston valve cornet.(CAB 43)

Box 3, Folder 7 Pair of musicians with cornet and violin. Bros. (Eugene, Ore.), photog. (CAB42)

Box 3, Folder 8 Young cornetist with B-f lat piston cornet. Oval portrait on mount. (CAB 54)


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Box 3, Folder 9 Young cornetist in Zouave-style uniform, 1901. Pritchard, photog. (CAB 34)

Box 3, Folder 10 Young female cornetist. Gurley & Harris (Utica, N.Y.), photog. B-flat pistonvalve instrument. Negative #87-14133. (CAB 24)

Box 3, Folder 11 Two young female cornetists with B-flat piston valve instruments. JohnsonStudio (Cazenovia and Watertown, N.Y.), photog. B-flat piston valveinstrument. Older man, probably the teacher and/or their father, poses with thegirls. Negative #87-14016. (CAB 25)

Box 3, Folder 12 Young alto horn player. E-flat instrument with rotary valves. Portrait of unidentified man appears on back of card. (CAB 38)

Box 3, Folder 13 Alto horn player, ca. 1890. Bergeron Reichert, successor to F. W. Manville(Sheboygan, Wis.), photog. Bell-front "solo alto" piston valve instrument."BCB" appears on cap. Reputedly the same musician portrayed in imagenumber 12. (CAB 45)

Box 3, Folder 14 Tenorhorn player. A. Hopkins (Palmyra, N.Y.), photog. B-flat tenorhorn withpiston valves. Negative #87-14134. (CAB 21)

Box 3, Folder 15 Tenorhorn player in military dress, ca. 1870. "*\ B-flat instrument with three top-action rotary valves. "C. N. Mead, Crown Point" is pencilled in as identificationfor either the photographer or the musician. Negative #87-14135. (CAB 26)

Box 3, Folder 116 Baritone player. A. A. Thompson (Ravenna, Ohio), photog. B-flat baritone withthree top-action rotary valves. Negative #87-14136. (CAB 29)

Box 3, Folder 117 Trombonist in military uniform. J. C. Brewster (San Buenaventura, Cal.),photog. B-flat rotary valve instrument. Negative #87-14137. (CAB 19)

Box 3, Folder 118 Trombonist. Stryker, photog. B-flat piston-valve trombone. (CAB 47)

Box 3, Folder 19 Trombonist—George Spannatuss (?). Donnelly (New Haven, Conn.), photog.B-flat slide trombone. Negative #87-14138. (CAB 27)

Box 3, Folder 20 Georg Brokesch, French Horn player in formal attire. (Leipzig), photog. (CAB51)

Box 3, Folder 21 E-flat, Tuba player in military dress, ca. 1865. overshoulder tuba. (CAB 33)

Box 3, Folder 22 Tuba player. Fritz (Reading, Perm.), photog. E-flat side-action rotary valve tubaof Boston style. "Winona" appears on cap. Negative #87-14139. (CAB 30)


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Box 3, Folder 23 Tuba player. A. N. Camp "1891" (Jamestown, N.Y.), photog. E-flat Berlinerpiston valve instrument. Musician is black. Negative #87-14140. (CAB 23)

Box 3, Folder 24 Young snare drummer ("Charley") in uniform, ca. 1890. Imperial (SanFrancisco), photog. Rope tension drum. Negative #87-14141. (CAB 31)

Box 3, Folder 25 Young snare drummer in uniform, large mount. (CAB 41) Small oval portrait in

Box 3, Folder 26 Flautist in formal concert attire. Bailey (Marquette, Mich.), photog. Posed inplaying position with ivory and dark-wood flute. (CAB 52)

Box 3, Folder 27 Flautist in formal concert attire. Georg Brokesch (Leipzig), photog. (CAB 50)

Box 3, Folder 28 Clarinetist in military uniform. Werner (Marquette, Mich.), photog. (CAB 58)

Box 3, Folder 29 Clarinetist. Burnette (Albion, N.Y.), photog. (CAB 49)

Box 3, Folder 30 Mildred Parley with clarinet, 10 Sept. 1903. Houseknecht (Batavia, N.Y.),photog. Oval portrait onmount. (CAB 53)

Box 3, Folder 31 Drum major in fancy uniform. Edwards (Falls Village, Conn. ) , photog. Baton,plumed shako and elaborate braiding contribute to the imposing image of thisnon-playing bandsman. (CAB 48)

Box 3, Folder 32 Female banjo player. Jas. Sebewaing, Mich. ) , photog. L. Duck (Caro and(CAB 57)

Box 3, Folder 33 De Moss Family Quartette. Roshon Galleries (Lebanon, Perm.), photog. Fouradults pose with brass, string, and percussion instruments. (CAB 8)

Box 3, Folder 34 Loveland Family, "Solo Quintette." Two adults and three children appear withsaxophone, double bell euphonium, clarinet, cornet, and trombone. (CAB 9)

Box 3, Folder 35 McGibeny Family Band. F. Gutekunst (Philadelphia), photog. Two adults andseven children appear with cornet (echo bell), violins, drums, and helicons inE-flat, B-flat baritone and E-flat bass. Negative #87-14046. (CAB 11)

Box 3, Folder 36 Noss Family Concert Company of New Brighton, Perm. "Brass Band, Chorusand Orchestra." Seven players pose in this view. Personnel list is printed onback of card. Instrumentation consists of six brass and bass drum. Negative#87-14142. (CAB 7)

Box 3, Folder 37 Noss Family Musical Novelty Company, New Brighton, Perm. "Brass BandChorus and Orchestra." Eight individuals appear with a variety of instrumentsin this view. Personnel list is printed on back of card. (CAB 6)


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Brass Band Chorus and Orchestra [cabinet print]1 ItemNoss Family Musical Novelty Company (New Brighton, Pa.), DistributorShows eight persons with a variety of instruments. Personnel list printed onverso of card.

Must be handled with cotton gloves unless protected by sleeve.

Silver albumen on paper.

In Box 3 (Series 1, Subseries 4).

See related photograph, 1.4.36, Removal Form #08593, originally selectedfor American Family show.

Exhibitions Note

Shown in NMAH exhibition, "American Families and TheirPhotographs," 1996-1997.

Names: Noss family

Topic: Brass bands -- PhotographsMusical instruments -- 1860-1990Musicians

Genre/Form:

Albumen printsCabinet photographsPhotographic prints

Box 3, Folder 38 Pembletons Family Band, York, Nebraska, specializing in drums. (CAB 10)

Box 3, Folder 39 Shepard Family Band, ca. 1893. Six musicians plus baby shown with brassinstruments (includig two cornets, altohorns, tenor horn and bass) and bassdrum. A quartet of violins is displayed in a case. Negative #87-14003. (CAB 5)

Box 3, Folder 40 Shepard Family Band, ca. 1894. J. K. Patch (Shelburne Falls, Mass.), photog.Same personnel as in number 39. Negative #87-14143. (CAB 2)

Box 3, Folder 41 Shepard Family Concert Company, ca. 1896. Same group as pictured innumbers 39 and 40 but baby is now playing drum. Sets of violins and banjosare displayed on the floor at the front of the group. Negative #87-14004. (CAB3)

Box 3, Folder 42 Shepard Family Band, ca. 1896. J. K. Patch (Shelburn Falls, Mass.), photog.Family appears with violins in this view. (CAB 4)

Box 3, Folder 43 Shepard Family Band, 1898. Family poses as brass band with percussion.Negative #87-14005. (CAB 1)

Box 3, Folder 44 Family Band, ca. 1890. Thurston (Fremont, Mich.), photog. Four brass playersplus one on percussion make up this group. Negative #87-14144. (CAB 56)


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Box 3, Folder 45 H. M. Grenadier Guards Band in Boston, 1872. Warren and Heald (Boston),photog. Over fifty players, including instrumentalists on French horns,bassoons, oboes, and alto clarinets, comprise this band. Led by Dan Godfrey,the group was photographed in Boston while participating in Patrick Gilmore'sWorld Peace Jubilee. Negative #87-14052. (CAB 13)

Box 3, Folder 46 Genesee Band, ca. 1900. C. W. Hansom (Genesee, Idaho), photog. Fifteenmusicians, including woman on trombone, pose for this portrait. (CAB 40)Gelatin or collodion?

Box 3, Folder 47 Town band, probably from Illinois. Tomlinson (Decatur, 111.), photog. Twenty-three musicians in fancy braided uniforms comprise this band. Ca. 1890. (CAB61)

Box 3, Folder 48 Four bandsmen in uniform, ca. 1890. H. R. Brown (Mo. Valley, Iowa), photog.Instruments depicted include clarinet, cornet, bell-front altohorn and helicon.(CAB 55)

Box 3, Folder 49 Canton Band, ca. 1885. Eighteen men pose on the /?88-street in front of theoffice of "The Maine Horse Breeder's Monthly." Negative #87-14010. (CAB 15)

Box 3, Folder 50 Martland's Brockton Band, October, 1879. Howard, photog. Twenty-two-pieceband stands with instruments in a large field while groups of spectators lookon. Negative #87-14054. (CAB 46)

Box 3, Folder 51 Newark (N.Y.) Military Band. Nineteen bandsmen in military-style banduniforms pose on town sidewalk in /Too • front of stores. A boy with a bicyclewatches from a side street. Negative #87-14145. (CAB 37)

Box 3, Folder 52 Mineral City (Ohio) Cornet Band. Twelve elegantly attired bandsmen (ten onbrass and two on percussion) stand with their instruments on an unpavedstreet while a crowd looks on. Negative #87-14009. (CAB 39)

Box 3, Folder 53 American Military Band, Mansfield, Ohio. Potter (Mansfield), photog. Sixteen-piece brass band with I?2%. four woodwinds and two percussion. Interiorstudio shot. Negative #87-14146. (CAB 17)

Box 3, Folder 54 Band, probably from Ohio. Ennis (Berlin Heights, Ohio), /?8%. photog.Fourteen-piece brass band with percussion and piccolo. Photograph takenoutdoors. Negative #87-14147. (CAB 14)

Box 3, Folder 55 American band, probably Ohio National Guard Unit, at military encaitpnent,ca. 1900. Partially-obscured drum has the words "Cuba" and "O.N.G.—O.V.I."painted on it. (CAB 66)


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Box 3, Folder 56 Hanover Silver Cornet Band. Twenty-two musicians appear in photograph.Back of card serves as advertisement for the band: "Engagements solicited foreither concert or parade service." (CAB 60)

Box 3, Folder 57 Saxtons River Academy Band, Saxtons River, Vermont, ca.1885. P. W. Taft(Saxtons River, Vt.), photog. Fifteen young bandsmen appear in this formalindoor portrait. Identification is pencilled in on back of card. (CAB 44)

Box 3, Folder 58 Grafton Cornet Band. P. W. Taft (Saxtons River, Vt.), photog. Fifteenbandsmen plus one additional individual not in uniform pose for indoor portrait.Negative #87-14148. (CAB 16)

Box 3, Folder 59 Traveling show band. Eight-piece band in fancy uniforms pose with parlorpump organ in front of tent. This could be a circus band or possibly part of atraveling spiritualist or medicine show. Negative #87-13999„• 90-4487 (CAB12)

Box 3, Folder 60 American band, ca. 1880. Eighteen-piece band, possibly from North Carolina.Negative #87-14149. (CAB 65)

Box 3, Folder 61 American band, ca. 1890. Nineteen bandsmen appear in this outdoor shot withcarriages in background. Instrumentation includes fifteen on brass, one onclarinet, and three percussion. (CAB 64)

Box 3, Folder 62 North American band, ca. 1890. Fifteen-piece band with handsomely-painteddrums. The epaulettes are typical of some Canadian bands. (CAB 63)

Box 3, Folder 63 American band, ca. 1880. Twelve-piece band poses on a rough woodenplatform. Instrumentation includes nine brass, one clarinet, and two drums.(CAB 62)

Box 3, Folder 46 Seltzer's Orchestra and Band. Bandsmen and friends pose with carriage inwoodland setting. Negative #87-14150. (CAB 36) 5" x 6" mount.

Box 3, Folder 65 American band. Twelve men, six with rotary valve instruments, pose on stepsof a house. Negative #87-14151. (CKB 35) 4%" x 5y .

Box 3, Folder 66 Band in parade, Stuttgart, Germany, 1893. Wolffram

Subseries 1.5: Cartes de visite

Box 3 1-20 Album of the Monroeville Silver Cornet Band, Monroeville, Ohio. 1863/64.

Box 3, Folder 1 Stephen Lawrence Celary, trombonist and leader.

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Box 3, Folder 3 Bandsman with E-flat alto horn.

Box 3, Folder 4 Bandsman with E-flat bass horn.

Box 3, Folder 5 Bandsman with B-flat circular cornet.

Box 3, Folder 6 Bandsman with E-flat circular cornet.

Box 3, Folder 7 John Hosford with E-flat bass horn. Inscription reads: "1st Eb Basso,Monroeville Silver Cornet Band, 1864, J. H. Gardner Leader."

Box 3, Folder 8 Oval portrait, no instrument.

Box 3, Folder 9 Bandsman with E-flat alto horn.

Box 3, Folder 10 N. J. Dew[as] No. 3 with circular B-flat cornet.

Box 3, Folder 11 Bandsman with E-flat overshoulder cornet.

Box 3, Folder 12 Portrait, no instrument.

Box 3, Folder 13 Bandsman with circular E-flat cornet.

Box 3, Folder 14 Female portrait, no instrument.

Box 3, Folder 15 Bandsman with B-flat baritone.

Box 3, Folder 16 Female portrait, no instrument.

Box 3, Folder 17 Church (possibly the practice hall)

Box 3, Folder 18 W. A. Mozart

Box 3, Folder 19 G. Meyerbeer.

Box 3, Folder 20 N. Paganini.

Box 3, Folder 21 Bandsman with overshoulder E-flat cornet.

Box 3, Folder 22 Bandsman with overshoulder E-flat cornet.

Box 3, Folder 23 Bandsman with overshoulder B-flat cornet.


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Box 3, Folder 24 Bandsman with overshoulder B-flat cornet.

Box 3, Folder 25 Bandsman with overshoulder E-flat altohorn.

Box 3, Folder 26 Bandsman with overshoulder E-flat altohorn.

Box 3, Folder 27 Bandsman with overshoulder B-flat tenor horn.

Box 3, Folder 28 Bandsman with overshoulder B-flat tenor horn.

Box 3, Folder 29 Bandsman with overshoulder B-flat baritone.

Box 3, Folder 30 Bandsman with overshoulder B-flat bass.

Box 3, Folder 31 Bandsman with four-valve upright E-flat bass.

Box 3, Folder 32 Bandsman with four-valve upright E-flat bass.

Box 3, Folder 33 Bandsman holding drumstick or possibly fife.

Box 3, Folder 34 Bandsman with overshoulder E-flat cornet. Thomas Haslach (Williamsburg,long Island), photog.

Box 3, Folder 35 Bandsman with overshoulder E-flat altohorn. Thomas Haslach (Williamsburg,long Island), photog.

Box 3, Folder 36 Portrait of a man in military uniform. Stevenson (Brooklyn, N.Y.), photog.

Box 3, Folder 37 Portrait. Fernando Dessaure (New York), photog.

Box 3, Folder 38 Portrait. Stevenson (Brooklyn, N.Y.), photog.

Box 3, Folder 39 Portrait of man in Masonic sash and apron. E. Brown (Brooklyn, N.Y.), photog.

Box 3, Folder 40 Girl with cello. George M. Bretz (Pottsville, Perm.), photog. (CDV 36)

Box 3, Folder 41 Boy with B-flat cornet (side-action, string rotary valves). George M. Bretz(Pottsville, Perm.), photog. (CDV 32)

Box 3, Folder 42 Mamie Strohl with B-flat cornet (side-action rotary valves). Andre Dettra(Pottstown, Perm.), photog. (CDV 38)


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Box 3, Folder 43 Girl with B-flat cornet (side-action rotary valves). George M. Bretz (Pottsville,Perm.), photog. (CDV 39)

Box 3, Folder 44 Girl with B-flat flugelhorn (top-action, string rotary valves). George M. Bretz(Pottsville, Perm.), photog. (CDV 31)

Box 3, Folder 45 Boy with B-flat flugelhorn (top-action rotary valves). Andre Dettra (Pottstown,Perm.), photog. (CDV 34)

Box 3, Folder 46 Woman with E-flat tuba (top-action rotary valves). Andre Dettra (Pottstown,Perm.), photog. (CDV 33)

Box 3, Folder 47 Girl with snare drum. George M. Bretz (Pottsville, Perm.), photog. (CDV 35)

Box 3, Folder 48 Emma Strohl with bells. Andre Dettra (Pottstown, Perm.), photog. (CDV 37)

Box 3, Folder 49 Soldier holding E-flat cornet. C. H. Townsend (Willimantic, Conn.), photog.The cornet by Isaac Fiske has early pattern piston-activated rotary valves.Negative #87-14152. (CDV 49)

Box 3, Folder 50 Cornetist. Photographer from Skowhegan, Maine. Circular E-flat cornet similarto instruments made by Isaac Fiske, ca.1860. Negative #87-14153. (CDV 50)

Box 3, Folder 51 Civil War musician with E-flat rotary valve saxhorn. Two-cent tax stamp, ca.1863, on back of image. Negative #87-14154. (CDV 51)

Box 3, Folder 52 Cornetist in Civil War uniform. G. W. Moore (Medina, N.Y.), photog. DistinctiveB-flat cornet by Louis Schreiber of New York. Negative #87-14155. (CDV 52)

Box 3, Folder 53 "Grampa Parker" with his cornet. B-flat cornet with Vienna valves. Negative#87-14156. (CDV 53)

Box 3, Folder 54 Albert Parker in his military uniform holding his B-flat cornet. Curtis & Crosby(Lewiston, Maine), photog. Identified on back as from the Third Regiment,Company A of the Maine Volunteers, Bath, Maine. Negative #87-14157. (CDV54)

Box 3, Folder 55 Soldier holding pocket B-flat rotary valve cornet. "Werner, 532 N 2nd St.",photog. Negative #87-14158. (CDV 55)

Box 3, Folder 56 Amputee with B-flat cornet, ca. 1870. Rotary valve instrument by John Strattonof New York. At least six different views of this ex-soldier are known. See alsonumber 57. Negative #87-14006. (CDV 56)

Box 3, Folder 57 Same musician as in number 56 posed in this view with amputee flag bearer.(CDV 7)


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Box 3, Folder 58 Cornetist. H. P. Brown (Waverly, Iowa), photog. Odd B-flat cornet with fourrotary valves. Negative #87-14159. (CDV 57)

Box 3, Folder 59 E-flat soprano saxhorn player in military uniform. W. W. Smith (Minersville,Perm.), photog. (CDV 4)

Box 3, Folder 60 Young boy with B-flat rotary valve trumpet. (CDV 3)

Box 3, Folder 61 Cornetist with over-shoulder B-flat soprano. Instrument possibly by Graves ofBoston. Negative #87-14160. (CDV 43)

Box 3, Folder 62 Fredric Loehmann with overshoulder E-flat soprano. White (Little Rock,Arkansas), photog. Instrument has metal-linked top rotors. Musician is aConfederate soldier from Arkansas. Negative #87-14161. (CDV 42)

Box 3, Folder 63 Soldier holding E-flat altohorn. C. T. Darwin (Decatur, 111.), photog. Negative#87-14162. (CDV 58)

Box 3, Folder 64 Altohorn player. Bell-front instrument with side action rotary valves. (CDV 1)

Box 3, Folder 65 Jacob Buchecker with upright altohorn with Berliner valves. G. V. Khecht(Orefield, Perm.), photog. (CDV 2)

Box 3, Folder 66 Young boy in military uniform with altohorn. H. Merz (New York, N.Y.), photog.This unusual altohorn has Stoezel valves. Negative #87-14163. (CDV 60)

Box 3, Folder 67 Altohorn player with overshoulder E-flat instrument. Wm. Mehrle (Chicago),photog. Negative #87-14164. (CDV 44)

Box 3, Folder 68 Musician with overshoulder E-flat altohorn. Possibly a copy of adaguerreotype. Lamoreux (Allentown, Perm.), photog. Ca. 1865. Negative#87-14165. (CDV 45)

Box 3, Folder 69 Trombonist with B-flat valve trombone. McCormick (Belleville, Ont.), photog.(CDV 5)

Box 3, Folder 70 Soldier with B-flat valve trombone. J. E. Canfield (New Milford, Conn.), photog.Negative #87-14166.

Box 3, Folder 71 Young girl ("Mabp|g") with E-flat valve trombone. Negative #87-14167. (CDV71)

Box 3, Folder 72 Pair of soldiers with valve trombone and rifle. J. I. Saul (Pine Grove, Perm.),photog. Negative #87-14168. (CDV 61)


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Box 3, Folder 73 Musician holding overshoulder B-flat tenor horn. Negative #87-14169. (CDV46)

Box 3, Folder 74 Union musician with B-flat baritone horn. Upright instrument of the type thatcould be converted to overshoulder. Negative #87-14170. (CDV 63)

Box 3, Folder 75 Musician holding overshoulder E-flat tuba with three Berliner valves. Negative#87-14171. (CDV 47)

Box 3, Folder 76 Musician holding E-flat tuba. Reeve & Watts (Columbus, Ohio), photog. Oddplaying position. Negative #87-14172. (CDV 48)

Box 3, Folder 77 German musician holding E-flat tuba with Berliner valves. Dated 1847.Negative #87-14173. (CDV 64)

Box 3, Folder 78 Musician holding E-flat tuba with piston valves. W. J. Smyth (New Berlin, N.Y.),photog. (CDV 8)

Box 3, Folder 79 Soldier holding overshoulder E-flat tuba with Berliner valves. Tax stamp, ca.1864, on back. "SCB" insignia on band hat. (CDV 9)

Box 3, Folder 80 Cellist with overshoulder bass saxhorn beside him on floor, ca. 1865. The hornhas Perinet valves. (CDV 70)

Box 3, Folder 81 Bearded civilian with four-key wooden flute. Ca. 1860. (CDV 68)

Box 3, Folder 82 Four musicians: Two violinists, one cornetist and one on an unusual valvetrombone. (CDV 6)

Box 3, Folder 83 Pair of musicians with E-flat overshoulder altohorn and E-flat rotary valvecornet. Ca. 1870 or earlier. (CDV 10)

Box 3, Folder 84 Pair of musicians with rotary valve alto horn and E-flat cornet. Wallace Dietrich(Kutztown, Perm.), photog. Negative #87-14174. (CDV 59)

Box 3, Folder 85 Six-man band with brass overshoulder instruments. Ca. 1860. "Gorton's GoldCornet Band, Stow's Circus." Negative #87-14175. (CDV 40)

Box 3, Folder 86 Sixteen-piece militia band. A. C. Mclntyre & Co. (Ogdensburg, N. Y.), photog.Band shown in the field. Negative #87-13994. (CDV 69)

Box 3, Folder 87 Glenrock (Perm.) Band. Ca. 1868. J. A. Shoemaker (Glenrock) , photog.Negative #87-14176. (CDV 65)

Box 3, Folder 88 Waupaca (Wis.) Band. F. Rich (Waupaca) , photog. Negative #87-14177.(CDV 41)


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Box 3, Folder 89 British juvenile band. H. Burrows (Liverpool) , photog. Shows unusualinstruments, including Sarrusophone, Koenig horn and jingling johnny.Negative #87-14051. (CDV 66)

Box 3, Folder 90 Same band as 1.5.89. G. F. Roger (Dundee), photog. Negative #87-14178.(CDV 67)

Subseries 1.6: Mounted Photoprints

Box 4, Folder 1 Tuskegee Institute Band, ca. 1885. Albumen print, 5" x . 303? 7". Black band.(MBP 95)

Box 4, Folder 2 Osceola (Fla.) Band, ca. 1890. Twelve players, three overshoulderinstruments. Negative #87-14057. (MBP 23)

Box 4, Folder 3 Cobbossett Band, Gardiner, Maine, ca. 1890. 5" x 7". /?8$. (MBP 144)

Box 4, Folder 4 Association St. Dominique, Lewiston, Maine, ca. 1890. Glass mountedphotograph. Thirty-two-piece band is shown standing on pier. (MBP 59)

Box 4, Folder 5 Baldwinville (Mass.) Cornet Band, ca. 1895. 4-1/2" x 7". Negative #87-14179.(MBP 15)

Box 4, Folder 6 Groton (Mass.) Band, 1908. 4-1/2" x 6-1/2". (MBP 133)

Box 4, Folder 7 Regimental band, ca. 1864. Platinum print from Mathew Brady negative. (MIS18)

Box 4, Folder 8 Unidentified Minnesota band. Jacoby & Son (Minneapolis), photog. (MBP 43)

Box 4, Folder 9 Kansas City band, ca. 1880. J. T. Doran (Kansas City), photog. Twelvemusicians. (MBP 22)

Box 4, Folder 10 Third Nebraska Band in Cuba, ca. 1899. Nineteen men in band, names onverso. Slogan, "We stayed because we had to", is printed on photograph.(MBP 16)

Box 4, Folder 11 Unidentified band performing in Pender, Neb., ca. 1890. Twenty-piece band.Negative #87-14180. (MBP 21)

Box 4, Folder 12 Grange Band, Deering, N.H. 4-1/2" x 8". Negative #87-14181. (MBP 131)

Box 4, Folder 13 Nelson (N.H.) Band at Golden Wedding anniversary celebration, ca. 1885.J. A. French (Keene, N.H.), iff-?. photog. 4" x 7-1/4" in sepia tone. Negative#87-13985. (MBP 97)


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Box 4, Folder 14 Unidentified New Hampshire band, ca. 1885. 4-1/2" x 7-1/2" in sepia tone.Negative #87-14182. (MBP 98)

Box 4, Folder 15 Walden (N.Y.) Fife, Drum & Bugle Corps, ca. 1914. 7-3/4" X 4". (MBP 62)

Box 4, Folder 16 Unidentified New York band. J. S. Dickerson (Ticonderoga), photog. 4-1/2" x7". Shows elegant uniforms and drum major. (MBP 132)

Box 4, Folder 17 Oregon Aero Club Band. Jazz band with banjo. 5" x 8". (MBP 149)

Box 4, Folder 18 Seaside (Ore.) High School Girls Band. 5" x 3-1/2". (MBP 146)

Box 4, Folder 19 Jolly Farmers Band. Double-size photographic postcard. (PC 470)

Box 4, Folder 20 Monmouth Silver Cornet Band, ca. 1870. Shows eight rotary-valvedinstruments and bass drum. 3-1/2" x 5-1/2". Negative #87-14183. (MBP 63)

Box 4, Folder 21 Nine-piece town band, relaxing on hillside. 2" x 3-1/2". Negative #87-14184.(MBP 150)

Box 4, Folder 22 Eleven-piece band. 3-1/4" x 3-1/4". (MBP 109)

Box 4, Folder 23 Silver Cornet Band, Oceanside, Cal. Turner's Elite Studios (San Diego),photog. 5-1/2" x 7-1/2" in sepia tone. Eleven-piece band, all brass. (MBP 113)

Box 4, Folder 24 Unidentified California band. Albumen print. Pacific Coast Photo & View Co.(Los Gatos), photog. Fifteen instruments, including guitar. (MBP 10)

Box 4, Folder 25 Eagles Band, Denver, ca. 1900. Band is in wagon advertising a ball. Negativenumber 87-13988. (MBP 41)

Box 4, Folder 26 Putnam (Conn.) City Band. 4-1/2" x 7-1/2". (MBP 134)

Box 4, Folder 27 Tolono (111.) Band, ca. 1885. Albumen print. Parley, photog. (MBP 9)

Box 4, Folder 28 —llhousen (Ind.) Eclipse Band. Louis Scheidler, photog. Original frame is incollection. (MBP 111)

Box 4, Folder 29 Machias (Maine) Band, 1913. The twelve-man band appears at the ICOFConvention in Elliotville. Negative #87-14185. (MBP 18)

Box 4, Folder 30 Beaton's National Band, Attleboro, Mass., ca. 1900. Street scene. (MBP 44)


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Box 4, Folder 31 Boardman Band, Boston, Mass. Rafter & Lincoln (Boston), photog. 6" x 8".(MBP 71)

Box 4, Folder 32 M.W.A. Band, Brimfield, Mass. 8-1/2" x 5-1/2". (MBP 75)

Box 4, Folder 33 Martland's Fifth Regimental Band, Brockton, Mass. Dated May 9, 1900. HarryW. Brown (Cambridge), photog. Band has twenty-six musicians with mixedbrass and woodwind instrumentation. (MBP 7)

Box 4, Folder 34 Martland's Band, Brockton, Mass. Ca. 1910. Band has 21 musicians, seven ofwhom play clarinets. Negative #87-14055. (MBP 8)

Box 4, Folder 35 Eclipse Concert Band, Edina, Missouri. Gelatin print. Buehner, photog.Musicians are dressed in costume. Photograph dates from last quarter ofnineteenth century. Negative #87-14186. (MBP 3)

Box 4, Folder 36 Hartington (Neb.) Citizens Concert Band, 1899. Negative #87-13987. (MBP42)

Box 4, Folder 37 White's Silver Band, Merideth, N.H., ca. 1890. Dalton Studio, photog. 6" x 8".Negative #87-14187. (MBP 101)

Box 4, Folder 38 North (N.H.) Conway Band, ca. 1880. 5" x 8". Negative #87-14012. (MBP 99)

Box 4, Folder 39 Voss's First Regiment Band, Newark, N.J., ca. 1910. (MBP 11)

Box 4, Folder 40 long Lake Band at Golden Beach, Raquette, New York, ca. 1885. Eightbandsmen stand on beach with boats in background. Names of bandsmenlisted on verso. Negative #87-14188. (MBP 5)

Box 4, Folder 41 long Lake Band at Golden Beach, Raquette, New York, ca. 1885. 4-1/2" x 8".Same view as 1.6.40. (MBP 141)

Box 4, Folder 42 Ludlowville (N.Y.) Cornet Band, ca. 1895. Shows fifteen men on steps withpiston valve brass instruments and two clarinets. Negative #87-14189. (MBP4)

Box 4, Folder 43 Port Jervis (N.Y.) parade scene, ca. 1875. Lundelain (Port Jervis), photog.Dynamic street scene. Negative #87-13983. (MBP 29)

Box 4, Folder 44 Richfield Springs (N.Y.) Band, ca. 1870. N. S. Bowdish, photog. 4" x 6" in sepiatone. (MBP 69)

Box 4, Folder 45 Silvertown (N.Y.) Cord Orchestra, 19 Jan. 1927. Swing orchestra; publicityphotograph. (MBP 58)


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Box 4, Folder 46 Children's band, ca. 1880. S. S. Wheeler (Bainbridge), photog. Includestriangle player, an unusual feature for such a band. Negative #87-14019. (MBP24)

Box 4, Folder 47 Student orchestra, 1917. W. J. Helmke (Utica), photog. (MBP 28)

Box 5, Folder 48 Comic quintet, Columbus, Ohio. Rox Photo Studio (Columbus), photog. 7-1/2"x 9-1/2". (MBP 57)

Box 5, Folder 49 The Armco Concert Band, Middletown, Ohio. "Musical Voice of the AmericanRolling Mill Co." (MBP 55)

Box 5, Folder 50 G.A.R. Band, Decoration Day, 1885. Photograph taken at Troy, Ohio. C. A.Schnell (Troy) , photog. 6-1/2" x 9" in sepia tone. (MBP 67)

Box 5, Folder 51 Rush Springs (Okla.) Concert Band, ca. 1900. 4" x 5-1/2". (MBP 147)

Box 5, Folder 52 Rush Springs (Okla.) Concert Band. 5" x 7". Membership of band includesboth men and women. (MBP 139)

Box 5, Folder 53 Bally (Perm.) Band on picnic, 1917. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2". (MBP 73)

Box 5, Folder 54 J. L. Mitchell Band, Gallitzin, Perm. 5" x 7". Negative #87-14190. (MBP 118)

Box 5, Folder 55 Winona Band, Mohnsville, Perm., ca. 1890. H. A. Seidel (Reading) , photog.5-3/4" x 8" in sepia tone. Negative #87-14191. (MBP 74)

Box 5, Folder 56 Mt. Carmel (Perm.) Citizens Band, 30 May 1910. Warren K. Baus (Mt.Carmel), photog. 5" x 7". (MBP 86)

Box 5, Folder 57 Pittston (Perm.) Band, ca. 1880. Albumen print. Shows twenty-three musicianswith a variety of piston and rotary valve brass instruments as well as fourwoodwinds. Negative #87-14192. (MBP 2)

Box 5, Folder 58 Valley View (Perm.) Cornet Band, ca. 1900. W. S. Anspash (Lebanon) ,photog. Negative #87-14193 . (MBP 14)

Box 5, Folder 59 Newport (R.I.) Cornet Band., ca. 1910. Twenty-five musicians with mixed brassand woodwind instrumentation. (MBP 12)

Box 5, Folder 60 lola (Wis.) Cornet Band. Parks Photo Gallery (lola) , photog. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2".Negative #87-14194. (MBP 116)

Box 5, Folder 61 U. S. Army Cavalry Band, Fort Riley, Kansas, ca. 1900. Negative #87-14195.(MBP 13)


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Box 5, Folder 62 4th Army Artillery Band, ca. 1918. (MBP 87)

Box 5, Folder 63 Brown's Valley Band, ca. 1900. Thirteen musicians. Negative #87-14196.(MBP 119)

Box 5, Folder 64 Courier Cadet Band, Newcastle, ca. 1910. Negative #87-14197. (MBP 115)

Box 5, Folder 65 Knowersville Band, ca. 1890. Street scene. 4-1/2" x 7-3/4" in sepia tone. (MBP70)

Box 5, Folder 66 Petersham Band, 1885. 4-1/2" x 7-3/4" in sepia tone. (MBP 72)

Box 5, Folder 67 Union Band, New Brunswick, ca. 1905. (MBP 148) Without Name (arrangedchronologically):

Box 5, Folder 68 Banl, possibly Confederate, ca. 1865. 5-1/4" x 8-1/4" in sepia tone. Originalframe is in collection. Negative #87-14198. (MBP 102)

Box 5, Folder 69 Saxhorn band. Musicians7 uniforms have been tinted. Original frame is incollection. (MBP 61)

Box 5, Folder 70 Brass band, ca. 1860. Albumen print. View shows nine musicians withovershoulder, circular, and other rotary valve instruments. Names of musicianson verso. (MBP 1)

Box 5, Folder 71 Band in the field, ca. 1885. Possibly G.A.R. Fifteen-piece band. Negative#87-14199. (MBP 26)

Box 5, Folder 72 Band in fur hats, ca. 1885. Negative #87-14200. (MBP 65)

Box 5, Folder 73 Band, 1890. Outdoor view of eleven musicians with piston valve brass. Namesof musicians on verso. Negative #87-14201. (MBP 6)

Box 5, Folder 74 Band in street scene, ca. 1890. Twenty-piece band stands in circle formationon unpaved street. Coal wagon visible. Negative #87-14030. (MBP 25)

Box 5, Folder 75 Circus band, ca. 1890. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2" in sepia tone. /f8$. (MBP 84)

Box 5, Folder 76 Midwestern brass band and chorus, ca. 1895. Shortline railroad advertisementon verso. (MBP 20)

Box 5, Folder 77 Town band, ca. 1895. 3-1/2" x 4-1/2" in sepia tone. (MBP 93)

Box 5, Folder 78 Town band, ca. 1895. 3-1/2" x 4-1/2". (MBP 145)


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Box 5, Folder 79 Town band, ca. 1900. Shows eleven uniformed men. (MBP 19)

Box 5, Folder 80 Twenty-one piece band, ca. 1900. 4-1/2" x 6-1/2". (MBP 135)

Box 5, Folder 81 Boys' band, ca. 1900. 5" x 7-1/2". (MBP 92) /?2?.3<3£!?

Box 5, Folder 82 Parade scene, ca. 1910. Sign on building reads "Delaware Garage." Negative#87-14203. (MBP 17)

Box 5, Folder 83 Fourteen-piece band, ca. 1910. 5" x 7". (MBP 137)

Box 5, Folder 84 Uniformed band, ca. 1910. Twenty-two piece band. (MBP 56)

Box 5, Folder 85 Boys' band, ca. 1920. 5" x 7". Negative #87-14202. (MBP 120)

Box 5, Folder 86 Student band with Conn instruments, ca. 1920. 35-piece band. (MBP 27)

Box 5, Folder 87 73d Foot Regiment Band (British), ca. 1880. (MBP 152)88 UnidentifiedGerman band. Octagonal mount. (MBP 50)

Box 5, Folder 89 British family brass band. E. Gregson (Halifax), photog. (MBP 64)

Box 5, Folder 90 Two Civil War bandsmen with overshoulder horns. Hand-tinted sepia print.Original oval frame is in collection. (MBP 112)

Box 5, Folder 91 L- Clarke. Autographed photograph. (MBP 30)

Box 5, Folder 92 Unidentified drum major, ca. 1900. Fite's (Owensboro, N.Y.), photog. 5-1/2" X3-3/4". (MBP96)

Box 6, Folder 93 Sun's Bic Minstrell Band. Pierson (Hot Springs) , 3>030 photog. 11 1/2" X13-1/2". (MBP 142)

Box 6, Folder 94 Augusta (Maine) Cadet Band. Turner & Pile (Augusta) , photog. 4-3/4" X6-3/4". (MBP 90)

Box 6, Folder 95 National Home Band, Togus, Maine. 7" x 10". (MBP 151)

Box 6, Folder 96 Co. F 1st Regt. N.G.S.M. , Sanford, Maine. Philpot (Sanford) , photog. (MBP83)

Box 6, Folder 97 Tufts College Orchestra, Medford, Mass., ca. 1910. (MBP 52)


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Box 6, Folder 98 Unidentified Massachusetts band, ca. 1900. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2". Negative#87-14204. (MBP 114)

Box 6, Folder 99 Martland's Fifth Regimental Band, Brockton, Mass., ca. 1895. (MBP 51)

Box 6, Folder 100 German Cornet Band, Sulton, Neb. Names of musicians given. 13" x 14".Negative #87-14205. (MBP 122)

Box 6, Folder 101 Firemen's Band, Ashland, N.H., 1913. A. L. Davis, photog. 6-1/2" x 8-1/4".Negative #87-14206. (MBP 94)

Box 6, Folder 102 Cobb's Band, probably from New Jersey, 1887. Black boy posed in front ofband. Negative #87-14024. (MBP 53)

Box 6, Folder 103 Polish Band, Albion, N.Y., ca. 1903. Band is shown riding on haywagon. 6-1/2"x 8-1/2" in sepia tone. (MBP 80)

Box 6, Folder 104 Ashland (N.Y.) Cornet Band, ca. 1900. Brandow, photog. Negative #87-14056.(MBP 35)

Box 6, Folder 105 Ellington (N.Y.) Citizens Band, ca. 1900. (MBP 33)

Box 6, Folder 106 Herkimer (N.Y.) Military Band. (MBP 32)

Box 6, Folder 107 Cornell University Band, Ithaca, New York, ca. 1900. Negative #87-14089.(MBP 34)

Box 6, Folder 108 Milford (N.Y.) Cornet Band, ca. 1900. Negative #87-14011. (MBP 38)

Box 6, Folder 109 Montour Falls (N.Y.) Citizens Band, ca. 1900. (MBP 39)

Box 6, Folder 110 Unidentified North Dakota band. Butler Studio (Bismark), photog. Posed view.7-1/2" x 9-1/2". (MBP 126)

Box 6, Folder 111 Unidentified North Dakota band. Butler Studio (Bismark), photog. Casual view.7-1/2" x 9-1/2". (MBP 127)

Box 6, Folder 112 G.A.R. parade, Cincinnati, Ohio, 7 Sept. 1898. (MBP 36)

Box 6, Folder 113 Mertztown (Perm.) Cornet Band, ca. 1885. R. Hofheinz, photog. 6" x 8" insepia tone. (MBP 68)

Box 7, Folder 114 Mt. Carmel Citizens Band, 8 Aug. 1908. Billinger (Shenandoah), photog.Image taken at Lutheran picnic. 7-1/2" X 9-1/2". (MBP 85)


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Box 7, Folder 115 Parade in Pinegrove, Perm., to celebrate the return of troops after theSpanish-American War. (MBP 46)

Box 7, Folder 116 Ringgold Band, Reading, Perm., ca. 1885. Negative #87-14207. (MBP 40)

Box 7, Folder 117 Schuylkill Citizens Band. Photograph also shows baseball players. 7" x 9-1/2".(MBP 77)

Box 7, Folder 118 Warwick Band, ca. 1890. P. S. Weaver (Hanover), photog. 9" x13-1/2" ,:iarKsepiadkGn»sx (MBP 78) Albumen. Neg. No, 91-9107.

Box 7, Folder 119 Waymart (Penn.) Cornet Band, ca. 1890. Names of musicians on verso.Negative #87-14208. (MBP 79)

Box 7, Folder 120 Colchester Cornet Band at Milton, Vermont, 30 May 1889. 8" x 11". Paradescene. Labelled "W. B. Reynolds Post, G.A.R." (MBP 54) Albumen.

Box 7, Folder 121 Sousa and his band at Oak Grove, Illinois, 1905. Jennings, photog. Negative#87-13991. (MBP 37)Image(s)

Box 7, Item 121 John Philip Sousa and his band at Willow Grove Park [picture postcard.],19051 Item (mounted on black paper; Silver gelatin on paper.; 10.9" x 11.6")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorBand posed outside white clapboard building.


Local Numbers

AC0253-0000001 (AC scan no.)

Names: Sousa, John Philip, 1854-1932

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonBrass bands -- PhotographsMusical instruments -- Photographs -- 1900-1910 --WashingtonMusicians -- Photographs -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Photomechanical printsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

Box 7, Folder 122 B.P.O.E. Band. 6-1/2" X 8-1/2". (MBP 143)




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Box 7, Folder 123 "The Big Show" Band. 6-1/2" x 8-1/2". (MBP 140)

Box 7, Folder 124 Clarkson Cornet Band. "Organized Feb. 9, 1881." Negative #87-14209. (MBP60)

Box 7, Folder 125 Gardiner Band, 1884. Band is shown on fishing trip. 7-1/2" X 9-1/2". (MBP123)

Box 7, Folder 126 Horicon Junior Band, ca. 1915. Nineteen-piece band. (MBP 76)

Box 7, Folder 127 Lochner's Orchestra. Strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion instrumentsrepresented. (MBP 89)

Box 7, Folder 128 Palmer Cornet Band. Fifteen-piece mixed brass and woodwind ensemble. 8" x10". (MBP 138)

Box 7, Folder 129 Pullman College Band. 6" x 8". (MBP 88)

Box 7, Folder 130 Town band. McEnoy, photog. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2". Negative #87-14210. (MBP 117)

Box 7, Folder 131 British band, probably Salvationist. Nine-piece brass band. Negative#87-14211. (MBP 66)

Box 7, Folder 132 Unidentified band, probably British. 9" x 11-1/2". (MBP 136)

Box 8, Folder 133 Boys' Drum and bugle corps, Washington, D.C. C. M. Bell, photog. (MBP 47)

Box 8, Folder 134 Auburn Cadet Band, ca. 1890. 11-1/2" x 16-1/2". Original frame is in collection.(MBP 130)

Box 8, Folder 135 Augusta Cadet Band, Augusta, Maine, ca. 1900. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2". (MBP 91)

Box 8, Folder 136 Bates College Band, Lewiston, Maine, 1911-12. 7-1/2" x 9-1/2". Shows threeearly mellophones. (MBP 125)

Box 8, Folder 137 Waterboro Cornet Band, 30 May 1887. J. S. Mitchell, photog. Taken at Carl'sCorner. 9-1/2" x 13". (MBP 82)

Box 8, Folder 138 Peterburg (Neb.) Band, ca. 1900. McGill Studio (Albion), photog. 8" x 9-1/2".(MBP 81)

Box 8, Folder 139 Universal Black Band, Newark, N.J. Scher Studio (Newark), photog. 7" x 10".Negative #87-14212. (MBP 121)


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Box 8, Folder 140 Mechanics Band, Antrim, N.Y., ca. 1890. Names of musicians are given. 13" x20-1/4". Early model bicycles in view. Negative #87-14213. (MBP 105)

Box 8, Folder 141 Orpheus Band, Birdsboro, Perm. Pomeroy (Reading, Perm.), photog. 7-1/2" x9-1/2". (MBP 124)

Box 8, Folder 142 Orphans Home Band (I.O.O.F.), Central, Perm., ca. 1910. Negative#87-14214. (MBP 49)

Box 8, Folder 143 Slatington Band, 1908. Taken on Labor Day outing. (MBP 31)

Box 8, Folder 144 Brattleboro Military Band, ca. 1880. Collage of 21 301.9 individual musicians.Wyatt & Phillips (Brattleboro), ' photog. 14" x 20". Negative #87-14215. (MBP100)

Box 8, Folder 145 Rent Mills—Chatham Band. All musicians are identified. 13 1/4" x 16 1/2".(MBP 104)

Box 8, Folder 146 Union Liberty Band, 1898. Kelliner, photog. 10-1/2" x 13-1/2". Twenty-threemusicians with "Liberty" on caps. (MBP 103)

Box 8, Folder 147 Unidentified eighteen-piece brass band, ca. 1900. 11" x 14" in sepia tone.(MBP 45)

Box 8, Folder 148 Second Rhode Island Infantry on parade, winter of 1861-1862. Mathew Brady,photog. Negative #87-13984. Detail: negative #87-14216. (MBP 48)

Box 8, Folder 149 U. S. Army Regimental Band, ca. 1900. 11" x 19". (MBP 128)

Box 8, Folder 150 U. S. Army Regimental Band, ca. 1900. Same band as number 1.6.149.Names of musicians given. 13" x 17". (MBP 129)

Subseries 1.7: Picture Postcards

Box 9, Folder 1 Alabama Orphans School Band, Huntsville, Ala. Postmarked 1919. Negative#87-14021. (PC 74)

Box 9, Folder 2 "Band Stand, Bienville Square, Mobile, Ala." Postmarked 1908. (PC 461)

Box 9, Folder 3 Band Stand, Bienville Square, Mobile, Ala. Same view as number 2. (PC 672)

Box 9, Folder 4 "Indian Band, Juneau, Alaska." Negative #87-14217. (PC 75)

Box 9, Folder 5 "Indian Band, Juneau, Alaska." Same view as number 4. (PC 833)


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Box 9, Folder 6 "Messiah Chorus — Metlakahtla, Alaska." Orchestra, with prominent windsection, is posed with chorus. (PC 428)

Box 9, Folder 7 Band, U. S. Indian School, Phoenix, Ariz. (PC 842)

Box 9, Folder 8 Indian Band, Indian School, Phoenix, Ariz. (PC 551)

Box 9, Folder 9 Band Stand, City Hall Plaza, Phoenix, Arizona. (PC 785)

Box 9, Folder 10 "Band Stand at Basin Park, Eureka Springs, Ark." Bandsmen pose inbandstand. (PC 633)

Box 9, Folder 11 "St. Bartholomews School Band—Little Rock, Ark." (PC 830)

Box 9, Folder 12 "Forest Park Band Stand, Little Rock, Ark." Postmarked 1914. ~?c, 757.

Box 9, Folder 13 "Band Stand and Memorial Hall, Soldiers7 Home, Cal." (PC 754)

Box 9, Folder 14 Freddie Carter and his Majestic Pavillion Dance Orchestra, Long Beach,California. Photograph. (PC 871)

Box 9, Folder 5 "Band Stand and Boat House, East Lake Park, Los Angeles, Cal." Postmarked1912. Negative #87-14034. (PC 3)

Box 9, Folder 16 "Eastlake Park, Los Angeles, California." Postmarked 1908. (PC 2)

Box 9, Folder 17 "Winterscene in Westlake Park, Los Angeles, Cal." (PC 1)

Box 9, Folder 18 "Winter Scene at West Lake Park, Los Angeles, Cal." (PC 783)

Box 9, Folder 19 "Band Concert, Westlake Park, Los Angeles, California." Postmarked 1915.Band is on stage of band shell. (PC 80)

Box 9, Folder 20 Los Angeles Examiner Newsboys Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 79)

Box 9, Folder 21 Oroville (CA) Grammar School Band. Postmarked 1916. Photographicpostcard. (PC 482)

Box 9, Folder 22 "Library Park—Pasadena, Cal." Bandstand in view. (PC 4)

Box 9, Folder 23 "Ohlmeyer's Tent City Band, Coronado, San Diego, Cal." Postmarked 1915.Band is on stage of band shell. (PC 83)


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Box 9, Folder 24 "Music Stand, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Cal." Postmarked 1915. (PC602)

Box 9, Folder 25 "The Music Stand, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California." Concertscene with band on stage. (PC 460)

Box 9, Folder 26 "Band Stand, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California." Bandsmen arebarely visible on stage.

Box 9, Folder 27 "Children's Play Ground, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California." Turn-of-the-century playground equipment is depicted along with a bandstand in thebackground. (PC 698)

Box 9, Folder 28 San Francisco parade scene with band, 1904. Photographic postcard. (PC488)

Box 9, Folder 29 Rotunda, Cafe and Band Stand in the Emporium Department Store, SanFrancisco. Postmarked 1905. (PC 601)

Box 9, Folder 30 Breeding's Band in Admission Day parade, San Francisco, 1910. Photographicpostcard. (PC 82)

Box 9, Folder 31 Band, probably from San Jose, California. Postmarked 1909. Photographicpostcard. (PC 81)

Box 9, Folder 32 San Quentin Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 84)

Box 9, Folder 33 "Band-Stand and Mountain Railway at Santa Catalina Island, Cal." (PC 5)

Box 9, Folder 34 "Band-Stand, Santa Catalina Island, Cal." Sign reading "Do not talk while bandis playing" is posted in audience seating area. (PC 593)

Box 9, Folder 35 Grizzlies Band on parade in San Francisco. Probably a National Guard unit.Photographic postcard. (PC 386)

Box 9, Folder 36 Colorado Midland Band, 1909. Band sponsored by the Midland Route.Photographic postcard. (PC 76)

Box 9, Folder 37 "Lake and Band Stand at City Park, Denver, Colo." Postmarked 1909. (PC780)

Box 9, Folder 38 "The Denver Post Boys7 Band—Denver, Colo." (PC 511)

Box 9, Folder 39 "The Denver Post Boys' Band—Denver, Colo." Postmarked 1909. Similar tonumber 38 but with caption, "They Met Me at the Depot" added in red ink.Negative #87-14218. (PC 838)


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Box 9, Folder 40 Leadville Band, ca. 1905-1910. Photographic postcard. (PC 77)

Box 9, Folder 41 "lake Clara, Pueblo, Colo." Bandstand is pictured on lake shore. (PC 716)

Box 9, Folder 42 "'Band-Stand,' Sea Side Park, Bridgeport, Conn." Postmarked 1910. (PC 701)

Box 9, Folder 43 "Band Stand, Sea Side Park, Bridgeport, Conn." Postmarked 1909. Variant ofnumber 42. (PC 705)

Box 9, Folder 44 "Luna Park, Hartford, Conn." Postmarked 1909. Bandstand with ornate doneand American flag highlight this card. (PC 708)

Box 9, Folder 45 "Luna Park, Hartford, Conn." Postmarked 1907. Same view as number 44.(PC 459)

Box 9, Folder 46 Killingly (Corm.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 269)

Box 9, Folder 47 "Band Stand, Lake Quassapaug, Middlebury, Conn." 3a3o (PC 747)

Box 9, Folder 48 "New Haven, Conn., The Park, Savin Rock." Postmarked 1909. Bandstand inview. (PC 595)

Box 9, Folder 49 "Stately Elms, Corner Church and Chapel Streets, New Haven, Conn."Postmarked 1906. Bandstand in center of view. (PC 769)

Box 9, Folder 50 "Pier and Band Stand, Ocean Beach, New London, Conn." Postmarked 1921.(PC 594)

Box 9, Folder 51 "Pier and Band Stand, Ocean Beach, New London, Conn." Same view asnumber 50. (PC 710)

Box 9, Folder 52 Brown's Family Orchestra, Wilmington. Photographic postcard. Seven-pieceensemble consists of brass instruments, saxophones, and drum. (PC 844)

Box 9, Folder 53 Brown's Family Orchestra, Wilmington. Photographic postcard. Same view asnumber 52. (PC 333)

Box 9, Folder 54 Grove City College Cadets in 1909 inaugural parade. Photographic postcard.(PC 87)

Box 9, Folder 55 '"Hie Mall, Avon Park, Fla." Bandstand appears in center of park. (PC 598)

Box 9, Folder 56 "Band Concert in City Park, Clearwater, Fla." Band plays for audience. (PC597)


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Box 9, Folder 57 "Boardwalk Park and Band Shell Looking North, Daytona Beach, Florida." (PC6)

Box 9, Folder 58 "Band Stand, Daytona, Fla." Band is giving concert in this view. (PC 599)

Box 9, Folder 59 Fort Pierce (Fla.) Band. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard.Endorsement for C. G. Conn Company instruments accompanies portrait ofthe band. Negative #87-14073. (PC 209)

Box 9, Folder 60 Moses Band Playing in Williams Park, St. Petersburg, Fla. (PC 78)

Box 9, Folder 61 Band Stand, Williams Park, St. Petersburg, Fla. Dated in manuscript: "Feb.1923." (PC 8)

Box 9, Folder 62 "Band Stand, Williams Park, St. Petersburg, Fla." Same view as number 61.(PC 776)

Box 9, Folder 63 "Band Concert in Williams Park, St. Petersburg, Florida." Postmarked 1924.(PC 7)

Box 9, Folder 64 "Williams Park and Bandstand, St. Petersburg, Florida." Postmarked 1949.Concert in progress. (PC 596)

Box 9, Folder 65 "Modern Band Shell, Williams Park, St. Petersburg, Florida." (PC 695)

Box 9, Folder 66 "The Knoll, Water Works Park, Atlanta, Ga." Postmarked 1908. Bandstanddominates view. (PC 707)

Box 9, Folder 67 "The Fountain and Band Stand, Court House Square, Columbus, Ga." (PC 10)

Box 9, Folder 68 "Scene in Court House Square, Columbus, Ga." Includes view of bandstand.Negative #87-14219. (PC 9)

Box 9, Folder 69 "Muscogee Co. Court House, Columbus, Ga." Includes view of bandstand.(PC 11)

Box 9, Folder 70 "Royal Hawaiian Band." Postmarked 1905. (PC 285)

Box 9, Folder 71 Hawaiian Band at Mid-Pacific Carnival, Honolulu Parade scene. Photographicpostcard. (PC 514)

Box 9, Folder 72 "Blackwell Park, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho." Bandstand in view. (PC 773)


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Box 9, Folder 73 "Lewiston Military Band and Stand, Lswiston, Idaho." Postmarked 1908. (PC748)

Box 9, Folder 74 Bandstand and band, Carmi, Illinois. Photographic postcard. Unusual three-tierbandstand. (PC 789)

Box 9, Folder 75 University of Illinois Military Band, Champaign, 1913. Photographic postcard.(PC 361)

Box 9, Folder 76 University of Illinois Military Band, Champaign. Postmarked 1913.Photographic postcard. (PC 362)

Box 9, Folder 77 University of Illinois Band at Northwestern, Oct. 18, 1913. Photographicpostcard. (PC 512)

Box 9, Folder 78 University of Illinois Military Band. Postmarked 1910. Includes inset of A. A.Harding's portrait. (PC 89)

Box 9, Folder 79 "University of Illinois Bands." Postmarked 1920. Includes inset of A. A.Harding's portrait. (PC 363)

Box 9, Folder 80 Roney's Boys Concert Company of Chicago. Postmarked 1910. Advertisingcard for the band. (PC 874)

Box 9, Folder 81 "Band Stand, Garfield Park, Chicago, 111." Postmarked 1908. Negative#87-14220. (PC 13)

Box 9, Folder 82 "Band Stand, Garfield Park, Chicago, 111." Card is decorated with glitter. (PC284)

Box 9, Folder 83 "Sans Souci Amusement Park, The Band Stand, 60th Str. and Cottage GroveAve., Chicago." Postmarked 1908. Negative #87-14221. (PC 12)

Box 9, Folder 84 Band Shell, White City, Chicago. (PC 14)

Box 9, Folder 85 Band Stand, Huntley Park, De Kalb, 111. (PC 784)

Box 9, Folder 86 Du Quoin Juvenile Band, Du Quoin, 111. (PC 368)

Box 9, Folder 87 "New Memorial Band Shell, Krape Park, Freeport, 111." Postmarked 1943.(PC 704)

Box 9, Folder 88 "Galva Military Band, Galva, Illinois." Postmarked 1915. Advertising card fortown. (PC 294)


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Box 9, Folder 89 The Jeffries Concert Band, Jacksonville, 111. Postmarked 1909. (PC 481)

Box 9, Folder 90 "Ihe Jef fries Concert Band, Jacksonville, 111. ...In Camp at Chautuaqua."Postmarked 1911. (PC 292)

Box 9, Folder 91 "Jacksonville, 111., Pagoda, Central Park." Postmarked 1909.

Box 9, Folder 92 Mooseheart (111.) Student Band. Postmarked 1919. (PC 271)

Box 9, Folder 93 "Band Stand, Bradley Park, Peoria, 111." (PC 600)

Box 9, Folder 94 "Main Entrance to the Reformatory, Pontiac, 111." Elaborate bandstanddominates view. (PC 660)

Box 9, Folder 95 Windsor (111.) Band. Postmarked 1910. Photographic postcard. (PC 312)

Box 9, Folder 96 "Bandstand and Oliver Band, Woodstock, 111." (PC 703)

Box 9, Folder 97 P. & 0. 5th Regiment Band, Canton. (PC 286)

Box 9, Folder 98 Bloomington (Ind.) Concert Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 91)

Box 9, Folder 99 Band, probably from Bloomington. Postmarked 1907.

Box 9, Folder 100 Bridgeton Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 531)

Box 9, Folder 101 "Butler ladies' Band, Butler, Ind." (PC 288)

Box 9, Folder 102 The C. G. Conn Instrument Factory, Elkhart, Indiana. (PC 440)

Box 9, Folder 103 The C. G. Conn Musical Instrument Factory, Elkhart, Indiana. Similar tonumber 102, but this view contains additional image of factory. Negative#87-14065. (PC 212)

Box 9, Folder 104 C. G. Conn Company trade card. Depicts three popular Conn cornets. (PC211) Actual photoprint. Neg. No, 91-9104. Interior views of the Conn Factory,Elkhart:

Box 9, Folder 105 Power Presses (#4). (PC 442)

Box 9, Folder 106 Lead Filling and Forge Dept. (#16). (PC 443)

Box 9, Folder 107 Brass Foundry (#23). (PC 444)


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Box 9, Folder 108 Electric Power Room (#24). (PC 445)

Box 9, Folder 109 Heating Plant Blast Fans (#25). (PC 446)

Box 9, Folder 110 Boiler Room (#26). (PC 447)

Box 9, Folder 111 Wood Working Machine Department (#27). (PC 448)

Box 9, Folder 112 Wood Bending Department (#28). (PC 449)

Box 9, Folder 113 Flute and Piccolo Makers and Clarinet Assembling Department (#31). (PC450)

Box 9, Folder 114 Clarinet Makers Department (#32). (PC 451)

Box 9, Folder 115 Cornet and Trumpet Testing Dept (#36). Herbert L. Clarke is shown in thisview. Negative #87-14072. (PC 452)

Box 9, Folder 116 Packing and Receiving Department (#37). (PC 453)

Box 9, Folder 117 Accounting Department (#38). (PC 454)

Box 9, Folder 118 Stenographic Department (#39). (PC 455)

Box 9, Folder 119 Dictation Room No. 2 (#43). (PC 456)

Box 9, Folder 120 Scene in Rogers Band Park, Goshen, Ind. (PC 700)

Box 9, Folder 121 Band Concert on Main Street, Kncx, Ind. (PC 347)

Box 9, Folder 122 "The Band Stand, Washington Park By Night, Michigan City, Indiana."'Postmarked 1912. Night scene with illuminated bandstand. (PC 18)

Box 9, Folder 123 Honeccaning parade with band, Rensselaer. Photographic postcard. (PC 563)

Box 9, Folder 124 Ackley (Iowa) Band. Postmarked 1921. Photographic postcard. (PC 532)

Box 9, Folder 125 Sauerkraut Band, Ackley, 1907. Photographic postcard. Bandsmen aredressed in costumes. (PC 92)

Box 9, Folder 126 "Warnock's Military Band, Battle Creek, Iowa." Postmarked 1915. (PC 94)

Box 9, Folder 127 Battle Creek Military Band. Postmarked 1908. (PC 835)


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Box 9, Folder 128 Blue Grass Imperial Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 313)

Box 9, Folder 129 Mooseheart Boy's Band, Boone, Iowa. Inscription is dated 1914. (PC 287)

Box 9, Folder 130 "Rest Pavilion, Washington Square, Cedar Rapids, IA." 1907. (PC 699)

Box 9, Folder 131 "Band Stand, and Cannon, Bever Park, Cedar Rapids, Iowa." Postmarked1908. (PC 15)

Box 9, Folder 132 "City Park, Clear lake, Iowa." Depicts band 309J? concert in progress. (PC 16)

Box 9, Folder 133 "Fairmount Park, Band Stand, Council Bluffs, la." Postmarked 1909. (PC 661)

Box 9, Folder 134 Creston (Iowa) Concert Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 163)

Box 9, Folder 135 "Schuetzen Park Pavilion, Davenport, la." (PC 662)

Box 9, Folder 136 "Band Stand, Union Park, Des Moines, Iowa." Postmarked 1912. (PC 706)

Box 9, Folder 137 "Ingersoll Park, Des Moines, Iowa." Band concert in progress. (PC 663)

Box 9, Folder 138 "A View at Ft. Des Moines, Iowa." Photographic postcard. Bandstand in view.(PC 282)

Box 9, Folder 139 "Central Park, Fairfield, Iowa." View of bandstand. (PC 697)

Box 9, Folder 140 Fenton (Iowa) Cornet Band. Photographic postcard, cut down. (PC 305)

Box 9, Folder 141 Grimes Band, Grimes, Iowa. Postmarked 1908. (PC 858)

Box 9, Folder 142 State University of Iowa Military Band, Iowa City. Postmarked 1907. (PC 289)

Box 9, Folder 143 lamoni (Iowa) Concert Band. Photograph. (PC 795)

Box 9, Folder 144 "Grays Band, Lone Tree, Iowa." Postmarked 1909. Photograph. Negative#87-14222. (PC 577)

Box 9, Folder 145 "Mason City Band, Mason City, Iowa." Postmarked 1909. Band rides inmotorized bandwagon. (PC 849)Image(s)

Box 9, Item 145 Mason City Band, Mason City, Iowa: [color photomechanical picturepostcard], Circa 1909



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1 Item (Ink on paper.; 3.5" x 5.6")Image(s): Hazen Collection of Band Photographs and EphemeraHazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorReproduction of photograph of band riding in motorized bandwagon withinstruments. Vehicle has "The Overland" name on front. Postmarked 1909,with message, addressed to Arthur Rice, Forest City, Iowa.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000008 (AC scan no.)

Topic: Automobiles -- 1900-1910Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910.BandwagonsBrass bands -- PhotographsMusical instruments -- PhotographsMusicians -- 1900-1950

Place: Mason City (Iowa).

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Photomechanical printsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards

Box 9, Folder 146 New London Concert Band. Postmarked 1909. Photographic postcard. (PC93)

Box 9, Folder 147 "Park, New Sharon, Iowa." Postmarked 1913. Bandstand is highlight of image.(PC 782)

Box 9, Folder 148 "Statue 'Mahaska,' Oskaloosa, la." Bandstand in background. (PC 664)

Box 9, Folder 149 "City Park, Oskaloosa, Iowa." Postmarked 1906. Raised bandstand in view.(PC 17)

Box 9, Folder 150 City Park with Bandstand, Ottumwa. Postmarked 1911. (PC 665)

Box 9, Folder 151 "Band Stand, City Park, Ottumwa, Iowa." (PC 687)

Box 9, Folder 152 "Central Park, Ottumwa, Iowa." Depicts same bandstand as in number 151.(PC 737)

Box 9, Folder 153 Paullina (Iowa) Concert Band. Postmarked 1911. Photographic postcard. (PC95)

Box 9, Folder 154 "Band Stand, Riverside Park, Sioux City, Iowa." Postmarked 1911. Concert inprogress. (PC 786)

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Box 9, Folder 155 Sioux Rapids (Iowa) Band. Postmarked 1909. Photographic postcard. Bandposes with decorated wagon. (PC 865)

Box 9, Folder 156 Parade scene with band, Story City, Iowa. Postmarked 1912. (PC 270)

Box 9, Folder 157 "In the Park, Traer, Iowa." Postmarked 1908. Bandstand in center.

Box 9, Folder 158 "Original Dodge City Cow Boy Band (Chalk Beason, leader), 1884 to1888." (PC 245)

Box 9, Folder 159 "Band Stand, Ft. Leavenworth, Kans." Correspondence dated 2/17/11. (PC 21)

Box 9, Folder 160 "Scene in City Park, Frankfort, Kansas." Postmarked 1937. (PC 283)

Box 9, Folder 161 McCray's Concert Band, Independence, Kansas. (PC 479)

Box 9, Folder 162 The Band Stand, Carnival Park, Kansas City, Kas.

Box 9, Folder 163 Liberal (Kans.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 97)

Box 9, Folder 164 Roxbury (Kans.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 500)

Box 9, Folder 165 "City Park, Sterling, Kansas." View of bandstand. (PC 739)

Box 9, Folder 166 "City Park, Topeka, Kansas." Correspondence dated 4 July 1911. (PC 727)

Box 9, Folder 167 White City (Kans.) Ladies Band. Photographic postcard. Negative #87-14223.(PC 799)

Box 9, Folder 168 Benham (Ky.) Bandstand. Postmarked 1913. Photographic postcard. Negative#87-14224. (PC 666) verso neg. # 91-2452.Image(s)

Box 9, Item 168 [YMCA Benham, Ky. with Bandstand : photographic postcard with messageon verso,], 19131 Item (Silver gelatin on paper, unmounted.; 3.5" x 5.4")Image(s)Sis Mollie (postcard author)Postcard bears image of bandstand, Benham, Ky. Postmarked 1913.Message on verso from "Sis Mollie" to Clara B. Hoey, Louisa, Ky.

OPPS Neg. 91-2452, message side; OPPS Neg. 87-14224, image side.Copyright expired; public domain, but the Smithsonian Institution makesno warranty or representation regarding the fitness for publication ofinformation derived from or copies from its collections. Permission to




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reproduce available through Archives Center and S.I. Office of Printing andPhotographic Services.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000010 (AC scan no.)

87-14224 (OPPS Neg.)

91-2452 (OPPS Neg.)

Topic: Bandstands -- 1900-1910.

Place: Benham Ky. -- Photographs -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1910 -- Black-and-whitephotoprintsPhotographs -- 1900-1950Picture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

Box 9, Folder 169 Maysville (Ky.) Boys' Band. Advertising card for band. (PC 96)

Box 9, Folder 170 Maysville (Ky.) Boys' Band. Same as number 169. (PC 853)

Box 9, Folder 171 Band concert in New Orleans. Postmarked 1906. Photographic postcard. (PC667)

Box 9, Folder 172 Street scene with band in a Maine town. Photographic postcard. (PC 397)

Box 9, Folder 173 Band marching in Bowdoin Centre, Maine. Photographic postcard. (PC 811)

Box 9, Folder 174 Memorial Park with bandstand, Calais, Maine. Photographic postcard. (PC 20)

Box 9, Folder 175 Camden (Maine) Band. Postmarked 1906. Photographic postcard. (PC 102)

Box 9, Folder 176 "Fanfare St. Dominique, Lewiston, Maine." (PC 304)

Box 9, Folder 177 "Fanfare St. Dominique, Lewiston, Maine." Same as number 176. (PC 100)

Box 9, Folder 178 "Fanfare St. Dominique, Lewiston, Maine." Same as number 176. (PC 877)

Box 9, Folder 179 "St. Cecilia Band, Lewiston, Me." Children's band. (PC 870)

Box 9, Folder 180 "St. Cecilia Band, Lewiston, Me." (PC 869)

Box 9, Folder 181 Limerick Academy and Bandstand, Limerick, Maine. Postmarked 1917.Photographic postcard. (PC 792)


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Box 9, Folder 182 "Newport Band, R. H. Dyer, Leader, Newport, Me." Postmarked 1909. (PC376)

Box 9, Folder 183 Bandstand, Norridgewock, Maine. Messsage dated 1907. Photographicpostcard. (PC 19)

Box 9, Folder 184 Old Home Week Parade, 13 Aug. 1908, Rockland, Maine. Photographicpostcard. (PC 501)

Box 9, Folder 185 Band on Main Street, Vinalhaven, Maine (PC 812) (Color photomechanicalrepro.) B/w neg. no. 91-9103. Text side, Maine—Military Neg. no. 91-9102.

Box 9, Folder 186 "Portland, Me., Fort Alien Park Slowing Harbor." Features bandstand. (PC738)

Box 9, Folder 187 "Togus, Me., National Soldiers' Home. Band Concert, South Stand." (PC 728)

Box 9, Folder 188 "The Famous Bands of St. Mary's Industrial School, Baltimore, Md."Postmarked 1919. Shows both boys' and girls' bands. (PC 99)

Box 9, Folder 189 St. Mary's Industrial School Bands, Baltimore. Same 3o 3 c view as in number188. (PC 524)

Box 9, Folder 190 Maryland Agricultural College Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 544)

Box 9, Folder 191 "The Common, Attleboro, Mass." Postmarked 1907. Bandstand in view. (PC729)Image(s)

Box 9, Item 191 Bandstand in The Common, Attleboro, Mass. [postcard], Circa 19071 Item (Ink on paper, color photomechanical.; 3.6" x 5.5")Image(s): Bandstand in The Common, Attleboro, Mass. [postcard],Rotograph Co. (The), New York City, PublisherColored reproduction of photograph of bandstand in common (publisher'snumber G 21786), with message from "Olga" (?) written in ink belowimage. Addressed to Miss E. Jessie Dawley, Prov., R.I., postmarked 1907,with one-cent stamp.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000009 (AC scan no.)

Exact publisher's imprint: "The Rotograph Co., N.Y., City [sic], (Germany.)"

Topic: Bandstands -- 1900-1910.

Place: Attleboro (Mass.) -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Photomechanical prints -- Color -- 1900-1910.




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Picture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

Box 9, Folder 192 "Baptist Church and Band Stand, Baldwinville, Mass." (PC 693)

Box 9, Folder 193 Farm and Trades School Band, Boston. Artist's conception. (PC 872) Colorphotomechanical. Transparency Definitely not a postcard. No. 91-9101.

Box 9, Folder 194 Boston Letter Carriers Band. Negative #89-12125. (PC 388)

Box 9, Folder 195 Boston Candy K. T. Band on parade in San Francisco. Postmarked 1904.Photographic postcard. (PC 82)

Box 9, Folder 196 "Parade, Governor's Day, Brockton Fair, Brockton, Mass." (PC 827)

Box 9, Folder 197 "Harvard Class Day Exercises, Alumni Entering Stadium, Cambridge, Mass."Band plays for ceremony. (PC 817)

Box 9, Folder 198 Florence Rangers Broadcasting Band of Gardner, Mass. Postmarked 1939.Band is shown performing in the Walter M. Smith Memorial Shell, Quincy,Mass. Card carries endorsement for Carl Fischer instruments. (PC 246)

Box 9, Folder 199 Greenfield (Mass.) Band on parade. Photographic postcard. (PC 107)

Box 9, Folder 200 "Lunenburg Square, Lunenburg, Mass." Bandstand in view. (PC 743)

Box 9, Folder 201 "The Common and Band Stand, Lynn, Mass." (PC 23) 202 Marlboro (Mass.)Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 105)

Box 9, Folder 202 Marlboro (Mass.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 105)

Box 9, Folder 203 "Band Stand and Eel Square, Melrose, Mass." Postmarked 1909. (PC 731)

Box 9, Folder 204 "Bass Point House & Band Stand, Nahant, Mass." (PC 22)

Box 9, Folder 205 Drury High School Band, North Adams, Mass. "Largest school band inAmerica." Card contains performance schedule. (PC 850)

Box 9, Folder 206 "Norwood Band, Norwood, Mass." Postmarked 1908. Negative #89-12127.(PC 371)

Box 9, Folder 207 "Arrival of the band, Cottage City, now Oak Bluffs." Postmarked 1910. (PC383)


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Box 9, Folder 208 "Ocean Park, Cottage City, Mass., Now Oak Bluffs." Bandstand with band inview in the distance. (PC 668)

Box 9, Folder 209 "Shelburne Falls Military Band, Shelburne Falls, Mass." Postmarked 1907. (PC104)

Box 9, Folder 210 "Shelburne Falls Military Band, Shelburne Falls, Mass." Same view as number209. (PC 834)

Box 9, Folder 211 South Framingham (Mass.) Band on parade. Postmarked 1908. (PC 550)

Box 9, Folder 212 Springfield (Mass.) Odd Fellows Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 377)

Box 9, Folder 213 "Ihe Pagoda and Lake Quannapowitt, Wakefield, Mass." Postmarked 1907.Negative #87-14033. (PC 280)

Box 9, Folder 214 "Wakefield Common Overlooking lake Quannapowitt, Wakefield, Mass."Bandstand in view. (PC 768)

Box 9, Folder 215 "Wakefield Common Overlooking Lake Quannapowitt, Wakefield, Mass."Same view as number 213. (PC 733)

Box 9, Folder 216 Regal Shoe Band, Whitman Mass. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard.Negative #89-12128. (PC 268)

Box 9, Folder 217 Worcester (Mass.) Brass Band. (PC 103)

Box 9, Folder 218 Worcester (Mass.) Brass Band. Message dated 1916. Same view as number217. (PC 303)

Box 9, Folder 219 Worcester Brass Band on parade at a fair. Postmarked 1907. Photographicpostcard. (PC 183)

Box 9, Folder 220 "Military Drill, MAC, Amherst, Mass." (PC 266)

Box 9, Folder 221 "Battery 'B' Band at Cottage City, Mass." Ca. 1895-1907. (PC 272)

Box 9, Folder 222 Fitchburg (Mass.) 6th Regt. Band. Shown during parade on Governor's Day atOak Bluffs. Ca. 1910. Negative #89-12126. (PC 302)

Box 9, Folder 223 "Cadet" band. Postmarked 1913. Photographic postcard. (PC 413)

Box 9, Folder 224 Drill at the Adrian Industrial Home for Girls. Postmarked 1910. Girls' bandleads parade. (PC 796)


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Box 9, Folder 225 Israelite Band, House of David, Benton Harbor, Michigan. (PC 487)

Box 9, Folder 226 Miniature train with band at House of David, Benton Harbor, Michigan. (PC360)

Box 9, Folder 227 Women's band, House of David, Benton Harbor, Michigan. Postmarked 1911.(PC 365)

Box 9, Folder 228 "Girls band, Eden Springs," House of David, Benton Harbor, Michigan. (PC111)

Box 9, Folder 229 Dobbins Rural Guards Band, Chambers Island, Michigan. Postmarked 1908.Band shown at the Menominee County Fair. (PC 366)

Box 9, Folder 230 Burroughs Concert Band, Detroit, Michigan. Photographic postcard. (PC 109)

Box 9, Folder 231 Parade scene with band, Detroit. Photographic postcard. (PC 408)

Box 9, Folder 232 "Band Concert, Belle Isle, Detroit, Mich." Postmarked 1909. (PC 25)

Box 9, Folder 233 "Band Concert, Belle Isle, Detroit, Mich." Postmarked 1921. (PC 24)

Box 9, Folder 234 "Band Stand Over Lagoon, Belle Isle, Detroit, Mich." Postmarked 1915.

Box 9, Folder 235 "Band Stand at Night, Belle Isle, Detroit, Mich." (PC 734)

Box 9, Folder 236 "Band Stand at Night, Belle Isle, Detroit, Mich." Same view as number 235.(PC 793)

Box 9, Folder 237 Floral flag and gazebo, Belle Isle, Detroit. (PC 735)

Box 9, Folder 238 "Band Stand, Michigan Central Park, Dowagiac, Mich." Postmarked 1909.(PC 669)239 "Band Shell, Michigan State College, East Lansing, Michigan."Postmarked 1946. (PC 730)

Box 9, Folder 240 Kalkaska (Mich.) Ladies Concert Band. (PC 112)

Box 9, Folder 241 Kalkaska (Mich.) Ladies Concert Band. Shows faces of bandswomen only.(PC 113)

Box 9, Folder 242 "Band Stand Crowd, Manistique, Mich." Postmarked 1914. Photographicpostcard. (PC 108)

Box 9, Folder 243 "U. S. Indian School Band, Mt. Pleasant, Mich." Postmarked 1911. (PC 840)


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Box 9, Folder 244 North lake (Mich.) Band. Postmarked 1909. Photographic 1 postcard. (PC 306)

Box 9, Folder 245 Ovid (Mich.) Junior Band. (PC 355)

Box 9, Folder 246 Imperial Girls Band, Reading, Michigan. 1911. Photographic postcard. (PC800)

Box 9, Folder 247 Imperial Girls Band, Reading, Michigan. 1913. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14225. (PC 801)

Box 9, Folder 248 Stanton Marine Band, Stanton, Michigan. (PC 851)

Box 9, Folder 249 Stanton Marine Band, Stanton, Michigan. Postmarked 1910. Same view asnumber 248 but in color. (PC 110)

Box 9, Folder 250 Thompsonville Park with bandstand, Thompsonville, Michigan. Postmarked1907. Photographic postcard. (PC 279)

Box 9, Folder 251 Unidentified Michigan band. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard. (PC406)

Box 9, Folder 252 E.M.C. Brass Band. Postmarked 1906. Photographic postcard. (PC 311)

Box 9, Folder 253 Beaver Creek (Minn.) Band. Postmarked 1911. Photographic postcardcontaining several scenes of the town arranged around the band. Negative#87-14008. (PC 263)

Box 9, Folder 254 Bandstand, Lake Benton, Minn. 1908. Tc. 37ff.

Box 9, Folder 255 Lanesboro (Minn.) Band on parade. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard.(PC 367)

Box 9, Folder 256 Bandstands, Lanesboro, Minn. Postmarked 1909. (PC 671) 257 Cadet Band,LeRoy, Minn. Postmarked 1907. (PC 116)

Box 9, Folder 258 Band Shell, Milaca, Minn. Photographic postcard. (PC 777)

Box 9, Folder 259 Bandstand and statue of Ole Bull in Loring Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota. (PC635)

Box 9, Folder 260 Boy Scout Band, Montevideo, Minn., 13 June 1913. Photographic postcard,cut down. (PC 114)

Box 9, Folder 261 St. Olaf College Band, Northfield, Minn. Postmarked 1906. Photographicpostcard. (PC 115)


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Box 9, Folder 262 Red lake Falls (Minn.) Concert Band. Postmarked 1908. (PC 868)

Box 9, Folder 263 "Band Stand, Public Park, Rochester, Minn." Postmarked 1918. (PC 670)

Box 9, Folder 264 Stewart (Minn.) Band. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard. (PC 535)

Box 9, Folder 265 Swanville (Minn.) Cornet Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 876)

Box 9, Folder 266 Watertown (Minn.) ladies Band. Negative #87-14226. (PC 794)

Box 9, Folder 267 Band Shell with band, St. Paul, Minn. Postmarked 1938. Photographicpostcard. (PC 791)

Box 9, Folder 268 Cuba (Mo.) Band. Postmarked 1909. Photographic postcard. (PC 373)

Box 9, Folder 269 "Famous Iron Springs, Eldorado Springs, Mo." Postmarked 1907. Bandstandin view. (PC 632)

Box 9, Folder 270 "Main Spring, El Dorado Springs, Mo." Postmarked 1908. Bandstand is inview. (PC 629)

Box 9, Folder 271 Band Stand, Spring Park, Eldorado Springs, Mo. Postmarked 1957. (PC 26)

Box 9, Folder 272 "Regent Spring, Excelsior Springs, Mo." postmarked 1917. Bandstand in view.(PC 778)

Box 9, Folder 273 Jackson (Mo.) Band. Photographic postcard, cut down. Negative #87-14227.(PC 553)

Box 9, Folder 274 Band Stand, Kahoka, Mo. Postmarked 1910. (PC 631)

Box 9, Folder 275 M.W.A. Band, Rockport, Mo. Postmarked 1906. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14228. (PC 489)

Box 9, Folder 276 Band Stand, Carondelet Park, St. Louis, Mo. Postmarked 1913. (PC 634)

Box 9, Folder 277 Music Stand at Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, Mo. Postmarked 1911. (PC 466)

Box 9, Folder 278 "Music Stand at Tower Grove Park, St. Louis, Mo." Postmarked 1909. Sameview as number 277.

Box 9, Folder 279 "Band Pavilion, Forest Park Highlands, St. Louis, Mo." (PC 28)


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Box 9, Folder 280 "Band Pavilion, Forest Park, St. Louis."

Box 9, Folder 281 "Band Stand, Forest Park, St. Louis, Mo." (PC 27) Color photo-mechanical.Neg. no. 91-9106.

Box 9, Folder 282 Trenton (Mo.) Band. Postmarked 1914. Photographic postcard. (PC 369)

Box 9, Folder 283 Unidentified Missouri band. Postmarked 1909. ^ Photographic postcard. (PC421)

Box 9, Folder 284 "The Famous Boston and Montana Band, Butte, Montana." Postmarked 1906.(PC 505)

Box 9, Folder 285 Band in front of Eastern Gateway to Glacier National Park and Glacier ParkHotel. (PC 495)

Box 9, Folder 286 Band Stand, Aurora, Neb. (PC 29)

Box 9, Folder 287 County Building and Bandstand, North Platte, Nebraska. (PC 30)

Box 9, Folder 288 Fort Robinson (Neb.) Band. Postmarked 1913. Photographic postcard. (PC861)

Box 9, Folder 289 Salvation Army Band, Reno, Nevada. Re-issue of historic postcard. (PC 117)New Hampshire

Box 9, Folder 290 Pine Grove Springs Hotel with Bandstand, Spofford Lake, Chesterfield, N.H.(PC 31)

Box 9, Folder 291 Bandstand at Contoocook River Park, Concord, N.H. (PC 625)

Box 9, Folder 292 "New Pavilion and Band Stand, Beaver Lake, Derry, N.H. " (PC 624)

Box 9, Folder 293 Central Park with Bandstand, Dover, N.H." Postmarked 1912. (PC 626)

Box 9, Folder 294 Common and Bandstand, Dunbarton, N.H. Postmarked 1907. Photographicpostcard. (PC 628)

Box 9, Folder 295 Water street with the Bandstand, Exeter, N.H. Negative #87-14091. (PC 696)

Box 9, Folder 296 Bandstand, Hampton Beach, N.H. (PC 711)

Box 9, Folder 297 Bandstand, Hampton Beach, N.H. Postmarked 1911. Different view. (PC 469)


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Box 9, Folder 298 Bandstand, Hampton Beach, N.H. Postmarked 1912. Different view. Negative#87-14229. (PC 702) '

Box 9, Folder 299 "Listening to Music, Hampton Beach, N.H." Modern bandstand. (PC 32)

Box 9, Folder 300 Higgins Concert Band at Hampton Beach, N.H. Photographic postcard. (PC118)

Box 9, Folder 301 Colburn Park with Bandstand, Lebanon, N.H. (PC 627)

Box 9, Folder 302 Band Stand and Casino, Central Park, Somersworth, N.H. (PC 630)

Box 9, Folder 303 Bandstand, West Wilton, N.H. Photographic postcard. Negative #87-14032.(PC 709)

Box 9, Folder 304 King Square with decorated Bandstand, Whitefield, N.H.

Box 9, Folder 305 Listening to the Bard, Asbury Park, N.J. Postmarked 1910. Negative#87-14083. (PC 736)

Box 9, Folder 306 View Showing Bandstand, Hamilton Park, Jersey City, N.J. (PC 726) 9 307Bandstand in Lafayette Park, Jersey City, N.J." Postmarked 1906

Box 9, Folder 308 New Brunswick (N.J.) Hook and ladder Co. and Band on parade. Postmarked1906. Photographic postcard. (PC 422)

Box 9, Folder 309 Advertising postcard for Friedman's Music Shop, Newark, N.J. (PC 441)

Box 9, Folder 310 "The Band Stand, West Side Park, Paterson, N.J." Postmarked 1909. Negative#87-14230. (PC 281)

Box 9, Folder 311 Bandstand on the Delaware River, Riverside, N.J. ~PC

Box 9, Folder 312 Patterson's Band, Stratford, N.J. Photographic postcard. Negative #87-14231.(PC 273)

Box 9, Folder 313 "Bandstand, Cadwalader Park, Trenton, N.J." Postmarked 1908. (PC 686)

Box 9, Folder 314 Marching Around the Flagpole at Zarephath Academy, Zarephath, N.J. Showschildren's band. (PC 325)

Box 9, Folder 315 115th Infantry Band, New Jersey National Guard, Newark, N.J. Photographicpostcard. (PC 238) Neg. No. 91-9105


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Box 9, Folder 316 Bandstand in Robinson Park, Albuquerque, New Mexico. Postmarked 1915.(PC 33)

Box 9, Folder 317 Military Parade, Deming, N.M. (PC 528)

Box 9, Folder 318 F. W. Forness Jr. Band, Allegany, N.Y. Souvenir postcard, 1907. (PC 120)

Box 9, Folder 319 Richardson's Cornet Band, Alligerville, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 119)

Box 9, Folder 320 Ashland (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Card carries endorsement of C. G. Conninstruments. (PC 208)

Box 9, Folder 321 Ashland (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Same as number 320. (PC 547)

Box 9, Folder 322 Bath (N.Y.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 121)

Box 9, Folder 323 Citizens' Band, Berlin, N.Y. Photographic postcard. Photograph taken atSunday School picnic. (PC 264)

Box 9, Folder 324 Black River (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Postmarked 1907. Photographic postcard.(PC 562)

Box 9, Folder 325 Bandstand, Boonville, N.Y. Postmarked 1915. (PC 620)

Box 9, Folder 326 "Band Stand, Delaware Park, Buffalo, N.Y." (PC 613)

Box 9, Folder 327 "Band Stand, Delaware Park, Buffalo, N.Y." Same view as number 326. (PC694)

Box 9, Folder 328 Park and bandstand at Camden, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 604)

Box 9, Folder 329 Canajoharie (N.Y.) Citizens' Band. Postmarked 1926. (PC 534)

Box 9, Folder 330 Public Square and Bandstand, Central Square, N.Y. (PC 35)

Box 9, Folder 331 Public Square and Bandstand, Central Square, N.Y. Black and white version ofnumber 330. (PC 692)

Box 9, Folder 332 Chase Mills (N.Y.) Band. Photographic postcard. Negative #87-14232. (PC122)

Box 9, Folder 333 Chester Military Band. Probably Chester, N.Y. Postmarked 1905. Photographicpostcard. (PC 309)


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Box 9, Folder 334 Opera House and bandstand, Claremont, N.Y. Postmarked 1906. (PC 617)

Box 9, Folder 335 Band on parade, Cohassett, N.Y. Photographic postcard. "Welcome F. L. T." onbanner. (PC 821)

Box 9, Folder 336 Cold Spring Harbor (N.Y.) Band. Postmarked 1910. Photographic postcard.(PC 123)

Box 9, Folder 337 "The Square and Band Stand, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y." Postmarked 1908.Negative #87-14090. (PC 36)

Box 9, Folder 338 Parade scene, Dansville, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 810)

Box 9, Folder 339 Bandstand, High Falls Park, Dolgeville, N.Y. (PC 37)

Box 9, Folder 340 Downsville (N.Y.) Concert Band. Postmarked 1911. (PC 318)

Box 9, Folder 341 Wisner Park and bandstand, FJmira, N.Y. Postmarked 1908. (PC 275)

Box 9, Folder 342 Wisner Park and bandstand, Elmira, N.Y. (PC 621)

Box 9, Folder 343 Fort Plain (N.Y.) Band. Postmarked 1910. (PC 509)

Box 9, Folder 344 Fort Plain (N.Y.) Band. Same view as number 343. (PC 510)

Box 9, Folder 345 Gloversville (N.Y.) Band on parade. Postmarked 1914. Photographic postcard.(PC 414)

Box 9, Folder 346 "Melchoir Memorial Park and Band Stand, Gloversville, N.Y." Postmarked1915. (PC 38)

Box 9, Folder 347 Greene (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Postmarked 1906. Photographic postcard. (PC124)

Box 9, Folder 348 Park and bandstand, Greenport, N.Y. (PC 623)

Box 9, Folder 349 Guthrie Centre (N.Y.) Military Band. Postmarked 1911. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14233. (PC 125)

Box 9, Folder 350 Park and Bandstand, Hamburg, N.Y. Postmarked 1916. (PC 39)

Box 9, Folder 351 Hammondsport (N.Y.) Band. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14234. (PC 126)


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Box 9, Folder 352 Fort Dayton Band, Herkimer, N.Y. Postmarked 1909. (PC 498)

Box 9, Folder 353 Bandstand, Herkimer, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 610)

Box 9, Folder 354 "Band Stand, Hillburn, N.Y." (PC 40)

Box 9, Folder 355 Ilion (N.Y.) Military Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 265)

Box 9, Folder 356 Washington Park with bandstand, Ithaca, N.Y. Postmarked 1914. (PC 41)

Box 9, Folder 357 Courthouse and bandstand, Johnstown, N.Y. Postmarked 1909. (PC 42)

Box 9, Folder 358 Courthouse and bandstand, Johnstown, N.Y. Same view as number 357. (PC53)

Box 9, Folder 359 Bandstand, Kingston, N.Y. Postmarked 1906. (PC 44)

Box 9, Folder 360 Bandstand at Kingston Point, Kingston, N.Y. Postmarked 1906.

Box 9, Folder 361 Bandstand at Kingston Point Park, N.Y. Postmarked 1907. Printed in black-and-white. (PC 42)

Box 9, Folder 362 Bandstand at Kingston Point Park, Kingston, N.Y. Postmarked 1911. Saneview as number 361 but in color. Negative #87-14235. (PC 43)

Box 9, Folder 363 "The Band Stand, Lily Dale, N.Y." Postmarked 1907. (PC 787)

Box 9, Folder 364 "Ihe Band Stand, Lily Dale, N.Y." Same view as number 363. (PC 606)

Box 9, Folder 365 Park with Bandstand, Little Falls, N.Y. Postmarked 1906. (PC 614)

Box 9, Folder 366 Lowville (N.Y.) Band on parade on State St. Photographic postcard. (PC 375)

Box 9, Folder 367 Lowville (N.Y.) Band on parade. Photographic postcard. (PC 128)

Box 9, Folder 368 Lowville (N.Y.) Band on parade. Photographic postcard. (PC 127)

Box 9, Folder 369 "Park and Band Stand, Lyons, N.Y." (PC 615)

Box 9, Folder 370 Machias (N.Y.) Citizens Band, August 12, 1914. Photographic postcard. (PC314)

Box 9, Folder 371 Machias (N.Y.) Citizens Band with child mascot. Photographic postcard. (PC859)


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Box 9, Folder 372 Public Square with Bandstand, Madrid, N.Y. Postmarked 1909. Photographicpostcard. (PC 714)

Box 9, Folder 373 Public Square with Bandstand, Madrid, N.Y. Postmarked 1913. Photographicpostcard. Same view as number 372. (PC 765)

Box 9, Folder 374 Maine Street with Bandstand, Maine, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 611)

Box 9, Folder 375 Bandstand, Mexico, N.Y. Unusual bandstand fashioned out of a barn. (PC 691)Neg. # 91-2450.Image(s)

Box 9, Item 375 The Bandstand, Mexico, N.Y. [picture postcard], Circa 19001 Item (Ink on paper card.; 3.7" x 5.7")Image(s): The Bandstand, Mexico, N.Y. [picture postcard].Jubb (Wm.) Co., Inc. (Syracuse (N.Y.)), PublisherPhotomechanical reproduction of a photograph on picture postcard.

OPPS Neg. 91.2450. Copyright apparently expired, image in publicdomain, but the Smithsonian Institution makes no warranty orrepresentation regarding the fitness for publication of information derivedfrom or copies from its collections. Permission to reproduce availablethrough Archives Center.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000012.tif (AC scan no.)

91-2450 (OPPS Neg.)

Topic: Bandstands -- 1890-1910 -- Photographs

Place: Mexico N.Y. -- 1890-1910 -- Photographs

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1890-1910 -- Black-and-whitephotoprintsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1890-1910

Box 9, Folder 376 Wasel's Public School Band, probably New York City. Postmarked 1913.Photographic postcard. (PC 843)

Box 9, Folder 377 "The Band Stand, Central Park, New York City." (PC 690)

Box 9, Folder 378 "Band Stand, Central Park, New York." (PC 723)

Box 9, Folder 379 "Sunday Crowd Gathered at Music Stand, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, N.Y." (PC619)




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Box 9, Folder 380 "Band Stand, St. Mary's Park, Bronx, New York." Postmarked 1917. (PC 34)

Box 9, Folder 381 "Watching the shows at Midland Beach, S. I." Crowd scene at bandstand onStaten Island. Negative #87-14236. (PC 764)

Box 9, Folder 382 Bandstand, Newark, N.Y. Postmarked 1908.

Box 9, Folder 383 Bandstand, Newark, N.Y. Postmarked 1910. Same view as number 382. (PC476)

Box 9, Folder 384 Bandstand, Newark, N.Y. Same view as number 382. (PC 457)

Box 9, Folder 385 Newark Valley (N.Y.) Cornet Band, Memorial Day, 1907. (PC 324)

Box 9, Folder 386 Newark Valley (N.Y.) Cornet Band, Memorial Day, 1907. Same view as number385. (PC 559)

Box 9, Folder 387 Newark Valley cornet Band. Postmarked 1906. (PC 290)

Box 9, Folder 388 "Band Stand, Orange Lake Park, by Moonlight, Newburgh, N.Y. Postmarked1909. (PC 788)

Box 9, Folder 389 East Side Park with Bandstand, Norwich, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC719)

Box 9, Folder 390 Keating's Band in front of Elks Club, Clean, N.Y. Postmarked 1910. (PC 130)

Box 9, Folder 391 The Park with Bandstand, Oneida, N.Y. Postmarked 1909. (PC 618)

Box 9, Folder 392 Ihe Park with Bandstand, Oneida, N.Y. Postmarked 1910. (PC 46)

Box 9, Folder 393 New York band, probably from Qneida. Postmarked 1912. Photographicpostcard. (PC 398)

Box 9, Folder 394 "Pavilion at Cottage Hotel, Ontario Beach, N.Y." (PC 725)

Box 9, Folder 395 Pine Valley (N.Y.) Band. (PC 129)

Box 9, Folder 396 Orange Square with Bandstand, Port Jervis, N.Y. (PC 724)

Box 9, Folder 397 Band in Front of City Hall, Portville, N.Y. Postmarked 1908. Photographicpostcard. Band is welcoming returning veterans. (PC 387)

Box 9, Folder 398 Prattsville (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Postmarked 1908. (PC 297)


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Box 9, Folder 399 Prattsville (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Same view as number 398. (PC 478)

Box 9, Folder 400 South Park with Bandstand, Pulaski, N.Y. Postmarked 1908.

Box 10, Folder 401 Band on parade in Redwood, N.Y., July 4, 1906. Photographic postcard. (PC548)

Box 10, Folder 402 "Band Concert, Genesee Valley Park, Rochester, N.Y." Postmarked 1908. (PC133)

Box 10, Folder 403 "Band Stand on Trout Lake, Seneca Park, Rochester, N.Y." Postmarked 1911.(PC 715)

Box 10, Folder 404 "Seneca Park, Boat landing and Bandstand, Rochester, N.Y." (PC 609)

Box 10, Folder 405 "Band Stand, South Park, Rochester, N.Y." Postmarked 1912.

Box 10, Folder 406 "Band Stand, Exposition Park, Rochester, N.Y." Postmarked 1914. (PC 47)

Box 10, Folder 407 "Concert at Sacandaga Park, N.Y." Postmarked 1905. (PC 51)

Box 10, Folder 408 "Band Stand, Foot of Main Street, Sag Harbor, L. I." (PC 721)

Box 10, Folder 409 W. G. Hoag's Indian Band, Salamanca, N.Y. Postmarked 1911. Negative#87-14014. (PC 131)

Box 10, Folder 410 Bandstand in Congress Spring Bark, Saratoga, N.Y. Postmarked 1905. (PC608)

Box 10, Folder 411 Bandstand in Congress Spring Park, Saratoga, N.Y. (PC 722)

Box 10, Folder 412 Bandstand in Congress Spring Park, Saratoga, N.Y. (PC 462)

Box 10, Folder 413 Bandstand in Congress Spring Park, Saratoga, N.Y.

Box 10, Folder 414 Band Concert in City Park, Saratoga, N.Y. (PC 463)

Box 10, Folder 415 "Band Stand, Crescent Park, Schenectady, N.Y." Postmarked 1922 but imageis earlier. (PC 713)

Box 10, Folder 416 Bandstand, Sodus, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 50)


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Box 10, Folder 417 Sodus (N.Y.) bandstand in the snow, January 21, 1907. Negative #87-14237.(PC 612)

Box 10, Folder 418 Band concert, Sonyea, N.Y. Postmarked 1907. Photographic postcard. (PC767)

Box 10, Folder 419 Citizens Band, South New Berlin, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 329)

Box 10, Folder 420 Bandstand, South Otselic, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 48)

Box 10, Folder 421 Stephens Mills (N.Y.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 132)

Box 10, Folder 422 "Band Stand on Island, Qnondaga Park, Syracuse, N.Y." Negative #87-14035.(PC 276)

Box 10, Folder 423 "Qnondaga Park, The Island and Band Stand, Syracuse, N.Y." (PC 732)

Box 10, Folder 424 "Qnondaga Park, The Island and Band Stand, Syracuse, N.Y." Negative#87-14238. Same view as number 423. (PC 49)

Box 10, Folder 425 Taberg (N.Y.) Band, 1911. Photographic postcard. (PC 856)

Box 10, Folder 426 Turin (N.Y.) Military Band. (PC 134)

Box 10, Folder 427 Walden (N.Y.) Band. (PC 136)

Box 10, Folder 428 Randies' Ladies' Band, Walden, N.Y. Negative #87-14239. (PC 135)

Box 10, Folder 429 Randies' Ladies' Band, Walden, N.Y. Same view as number 428. (PC 797)

Box 10, Folder 430 Bandstand, Walden, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 616)

Box 10, Folder 431 "The New Band Stand & Rest Room, Warrensburgh, N.Y. Photographicpostcard. (PC 720)

Box 10, Folder 432 "Memorial Bandstand, Warrensburg, N.Y." Postmarked 1938. (PC 688)

Box 10, Folder 433 Park and Bandstand, Watkins, N.Y. (PC 605)

Box 10, Folder 434 West Mbnroe (N.Y.) Military Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 852)

Box 10, Folder 435 Parade on Fireman's Day, Williamson, N.Y. Photographic postcard. Negative#87-14240. (PC 137)


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Box 10, Folder 436 Park and Bandstand, Windsor, N.Y. Message dated 1910. Photographicpostcard. (PC 52)

Box 10, Folder 437 Conkling Unconditionals with Band. "Hon. James S. Sherman's Escort."Postmarked 1909. (PC 566)

Box 10, Folder 438 Band, 1st Regiment, New York National Guard, Binghamton, N.Y.Photographic postcard. (PC 240)

Box 10, Folder 439 Band, 1st Regiment, New York National Guard. Photographic postcard. (PC142)

Box 10, Folder 440 First Regiment Band at Camp Hughes. Postmarked 1908. Photographicpostcard. (PC 527)

Box 10, Folder 441 Band, Fort Slocum, N.Y. Photographic postcard. (PC 139)

Box 10, Folder 442 Band, Fort Slocum, N.Y. Different view. Photographic postcard. (PC 138)

Box 10, Folder 443 "Fort Slocum, N.Y. Band." (PC 140)

Box 10, Folder 444 "Dress Parade Review, Ithaca, N.Y." Postmarked 1906. (PC 808)

Box 10, Folder 445 "Twenty-First Regiment Band, Poughkeepsie, N.Y." Postmarked 1909. (PC143)

Box 10, Folder 446 Scofield's Twenty-first Regiment Band, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Postmarked 1912.Card is advertisement for band. Same image of band as number 445. (PC537)

Box 10, Folder 447 "Scofield's Twenty-First Regiment Band, Poughkeepsie, N.Y." Postmarked1912. Same view as number 445. (PC 374)

Box 10, Folder 448 New York military unit with civilian band. Probably National Guard. Messagedated 1910. Photographic postcard. (PC 502)

Box 10, Folder 449 New York Old Guard, on parade at "Centennial of the Oranges, New Jersey."Postmarked 1907. (PC 141)

Box 10, Folder 450 "S.N.I.S., Ellendale, North Dakota." Postmarked 1908. (PC 144)

Box 10, Folder 451 Band in front of Waldorf Hotel, Fargo, North Dakota, Postmarked 1907. (PC145)

Box 10, Folder 452 The Diamond Band, Akron, Ohio. Message is dated 1912. (PC 539)


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Box 10, Folder 453 Ladies Band, probably from Akron, Ohio. Postmarked 1916. Photographicpostcard. Negative #87-14241. (PC 798)

Box 10, Folder 454 Mount Union College Band, Alliance, Ohio. Photographic postcard. (PC 356)

Box 10, Folder 455 Basil (Ohio) Cornet Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 545)

Box 10, Folder 456 K.O.T.M. Band, Benton Ridge, Ohio. Postmarked 1912. Photographicpostcard. Band is shown marching in McComb, Ohio, on Decoration Day,1912. (PC 358)

Box 10, Folder 457 "The Bowling Green Band on North Main Street, Bowling Green, Ohio." (PC354)

Box 10, Folder 458 Knights of Pythias Band, Caldwell, Ohio. Postmarked 1908. Photographicpostcard. (PC 336)

Box 10, Folder 459 Caldwell (Ohio) Kid Band. (PC 575)

Box 10, Folder 460 Carrollton (Ohio) Band. (PC 149)

Box 10, Folder 461 "Old Celina Band at Chautauqua Grounds now Mercelina Park, Celina,Ohio." (PC 332)

Box 10, Folder 462 "Eagle Band Stand, Chillicothe, O." Postmarked 1908. Negative #87-14242.(PC 680)

Box 10, Folder 463 "Eagle Band Stand, Yoctangee Park, Chillicothe, Ohio." Postmarked 1911. (PC467)

Box 10, Folder 464 Bandstand, Burnet Woods Park, Cincinnati. Postmarked 1908. (PC 643)

Box 10, Folder 465 "Band Stand, Eden Park, Cincinnati, 0." (PC 603)

Box 10, Folder 466 "Music Stand and Tower, Eden Park, Cincinnati, O." Postmarked 1910. (PC468)

Box 10, Folder 467 "Band Stand, Washington Park, Cincinnati, Ohio." (PC 679)

Box 10, Folder 468 Advertising card for the H. N. White Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1909. Cardshows woman endorsing the "King" cornet. (PC 437)

Box 10, Folder 469 The Columbus Dispatch Newsboys' Military Band. Advertising card for "TheColumbus Dispatch." (PC 353)


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Box 10, Folder 470 Cortland (Ohio) Military Band, Aug. 7, 1912. Photographic postcard. (PC 573)

Box 10, Folder 471 "Creston Band Stand, Creston, Ohio." (PC 647)

Box 10, Folder 472 "The Jolly Boys' Band, Crystal Springs, Ohio." (PC 345)

Box 10, Folder 473 East liberty (Ohio) Band. (PC 321)

Box 10, Folder 474 Parade with band, Eden, Ohio. Postmarked 1912. Photographic postcard. (PC339)

Box 10, Folder 475 Elmore (Ohio) Juvenile Band, 1906. Photographic postcard. (PC 322)

Box 10, Folder 476 "Fremont Light Guard Band, Fremont, O." (PC 334)

Box 10, Folder 477 Geneva (Ohio) Citizens Band. Postmarked 1911. (PC 352)

Box 10, Folder 478 Hart's Boys Band, Hicksville, Ohio. Postmarked 1908. Young girl is shownholding clarinet. (PC 845)

Box 10, Folder 479 "Hart's Band, Hicksville, Ohio." Postmarked 1910. (PC 567)

Box 10, Folder 480 Iberia (OH) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 378)

Box 10, Folder 481 "Post's Band, Kent, Ohio. G. Frank Elgin, Director." Postmarked 1932. (PC328)

Box 10, Folder 482 "Band Stand, Central Park, Lakeside, Ohio." (PC 646)

Box 10, Folder 483 Boys' Industrial School Band, Lancaster, Ohio. Photographic postcard. (PC150)

Box 10, Folder 484 Mansfield (Ohio) Band. Postmarked 1915. Photographic postcard. (PC 338)

Box 10, Folder 485 Maynard (Ohio) Band. Message dated 1910. Card carries endorsement ofConn instruments. (PC 433)

Box 10, Folder 486 "The Massillon Band, Massillon, Ohio." Postmarked 1915. (PC 343)

Box 10, Folder 487 "Hyperion Band, New Comerstown, Ohio." Postmarked 1910. (PC 348)

Box 10, Folder 488 "Boy Scout Band, Newconerstown, Ohio." (PC 574)


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Box 10, Folder 489 Citizens Band, New London, Ohio. (PC 576)

Box 10, Folder 490 Great Eastern Band, New Philadelphia, Ohio. Photographic postcard. (PC549)

Box 10, Folder 491 Buckeye Band, New Plymouth, Ohio. Photographic postcard. (PC 335)

Box 10, Folder 492 North Industry (Ohio) Band. (PC 344)

Box 10, Folder 493 Citizen's Band, Painesville, Ohio, 1910. (PC 151)

Box 10, Folder 494 Citizen's Band, Painesville, Ohio. Postmarked 1911. Same view as number493. (PC 571)

Box 10, Folder 495 Citizen's Band, Painesville, Ohio, 1912. One woman trombone player appearswith the bandsmen of the group. (PC 349)

Box 10, Folder 496 Buckeye Band, Parkman, Ohio, 1911. Photographic postcard. Bandsmen aregathered for their 25th anniversary celebration. (PC 319)

Box 10, Folder 497 Pioneer (Ohio) Band on parade. (PC 370)

Box 10, Folder 498 Bandstand in Perry Park, Put-in-Bay, Ohio. (PC 644)

Box 10, Folder 499 Ravenna (Ohio) City Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 357)

Box 10, Folder 500 Richville (Ohio) Band at school reunion, 1913. Photographic postcard. (PC425)

Box 10, Folder 501 Shawnee (Ohio) Band on parade, July 4, 1910. Photographic postcard. (PC394)

Box 10, Folder 502 Shelby (Ohio) Band. Postmarked 1908. (PC 350)

Box 10, Folder 503 City Band, Sherwood, Ohio. Photographic postcard. (PC 395)

Box 10, Folder 504 Ohio Pythian Hone Boys Band, Springfield, Ohio. (PC 351)

Box 10, Folder 505 "New Band Stand, Snyder Park, Springfield, Ohio." (PC 682)

Box 10, Folder 506 "New Band Stand, Snyder Park, Springfield, Ohio." Same view as number505. (PC 54)


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Box 10, Folder 507 Stockport (Ohio) Band. Postmarked 1909. Photographic postcard. Two youngfemale cornetists appear with the seven men who make up the band. (PC 359)

Box 10, Folder 508 Sycamore (Ohio) Ladies Concert Band. Postmarked 1913. (PC 323)

Box 10, Folder 509 Mr. Foley's Volunteer Band, Tarkio, Ohio. Photographic postcard. (PC 152)

Box 10, Folder 510 Van Doren's Band, Toledo, 1907. Postmarked 1907. Photographic postcard.(PC 320)

Box 10, Folder 511 Newsboys Band, Toledo. Postmarked 1909. (PC 153)

Box 10, Folder 512 Newsboys Band, Toledo. Postmarked 1911. Same view as number 511. (PC341)

Box 10, Folder 513 M. W. of A. Bugle Corps, Toledo. 1911. Photographic postcard. (PC 582)

Box 10, Folder 514 Park and Bandstand, Wadsworth, Ohio. (PC 645)

Box 10, Folder 515 Warren Military Band School, Warren, Ohio. Card serves as advertisement forthe school. Ca. 1910. (PC 518)

Box 10, Folder 516 Westerville Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 572)

Box 10, Folder 517 Wilksville (Ohio) Cornet Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 569)

Box 10, Folder 518 Youngstown (Ohio) Band in bandstand. Postmarked 1910. Photographicpostcard. (PC 642)

Box 10, Folder 519 1st Regiment Band, Canton, Ohio. Photographic postcard. Band is shown onparade in Tacoma, Ohio. Pre-1902. Uniforms are of especial interest. (PC 382)

Box 10, Folder 520 8th Regiment Band & Companies B. & F., O.N.G. at Union Depot on their wayto encampment at Port Clinton, Ohio. Postmarked 1909. (PC 342)

Box 10, Folder 521 Consolidated llth Regiment and Junior Bands, May 30, 1910. Photographicpostcard. (PC 340)

Box 10, Folder 522 Band on parade in Guymon, Oklahoma on Pioneer Day, 1937. Photographicpostcard. (PC 508)

Box 10, Folder 523 Lament (Okla.) Concert Band. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard. (PC310)


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Box 10, Folder 524 "Band Stand, Belle Isle Park, Oklahoma City, Okla." Postmarked 1910. (PC55)

Box 10, Folder 525 "Frederick, Okla., Band Boys, July 1-3-09." (PC 826)

Box 10, Folder 526 Bandstand and Soda Spring in Lithia Park, Ashland, Oregon. Photographicpostcard. (PC 56)

Box 10, Folder 527 U.S. Indian School Band, Chemawa, Oregon. Photographic postcard. (PC499)

Box 10, Folder 528 O.A.C. Cadet Band, Oorvallis, Oregon. Photographic postcard. (PC 384)

Box 10, Folder 529 "O.A.C. Class, Band Stand and Flagpole, Corvallis, Oregon." (PC 648)

Box 10, Folder 530 Grand March Round-Up, Pendleton, Oregon. Postmarked 1920. Photographicpostcard. Negative #87-14243. (PC 146)

Box 10, Folder 531 Elks Parade with Band, Portland, Oregon, 1912. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14031. (PC 147)

Box 10, Folder 532 Band on parade during Rose Festival, Portland, Oregon. Photographicpostcard. (PC 385)

Box 10, Folder 533 Band in blackface, probably Seaside, Oregon. Photographic postcard. (PC483)

Box 10, Folder 534 Girls' High School Band, Seaside, Oregon. Photographic postcard. (PC 802)

Box 10, Folder 535 Bandstand and Electric Fountain, Salem, Oregon. (PC 774)

Box 10, Folder 536 Unidentified band at dedication ceremonies for "Vista House" on the ColumbiaRiver Highway, Oregon. May 5, 1918. Photographic postcard. (PC 419)

Box 10, Folder 537 Multnoraah Guard Band, Portland, Oregon. "Official American Red CrossCanteen Band." Postmarked 1919. (PC 148)

Box 10, Folder 538 Good Shepherd Hone Band, Allentown. Photographic postcard. Boys' band.(PC 159)

Box 10, Folder 539 West Park with Bandstand, Allentown. Postmarked 1912. (PC 57)

Box 10, Folder 540 Eagles on Parade, Allentown. Postmarked 1908. Photographic postcard. (PC813)


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Box 10, Folder 541 Public Square and Bandstand, Bradford, Perm. Postmarked 1911. (PC 657)

Box 10, Folder 542 Park and Bandstand, Bryn Mawr, Penn. Postmarked 1912. (PC 58)

Box 10, Folder 543 U. S. Indian School Band, Carlisle, Penn. Postmarked 1906. Photographicpostcard. Photograph taken during trip to Long Branch, N. J. (PC 860)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 543 U.S. Indian School Band, Carlisle, Pa. ["real photo" postcard], Circa 19061 Item (Silver gelatin on paper.; 3.5" x 5.5")Image(s): U.S. Indian School Band, Carlisle, Pa. ["real photo" postcard].Cottrell, PhotographerPhotograph taken during trip to Long Branch, N.J. ("Casino / Ocean Park, /Long Branch / Cottrell, Photo" in negative, upper left. Signed "Lillian", lowerright, verso addressed to Mrs. J. Thompson, Fair Haven, N.J., postmarked1906.

Prominent silvering.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000007 (AC Scan)

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910.Brass bands -- PhotographsIndians -- Music -- PhotographsMusical instruments -- PhotographsMusicians -- 1900-1950

Place: Carlisle (Pa.)Long Branch -- New JerseyNew JerseyPennsylvania -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographic postcardsPhotographs -- 1900-1950Postcards

Culture: Indians of North America

Box 10, Folder 544 "Indian School Band and Girls Quarters, Carlisle, Pa." Postmarked 1912.Negative #87-14244. (PC 160)

Box 10, Folder 545 "Indian School Band and Girls Quarters, Carlisle, Pa." Same view as number544. (PC 390)

Box 10, Folder 546 Oonneaut and Westinghouse Air Brake Band, Conneaut lake Park, Pa. (PC162)

Box 10, Folder 547 Bandstand, East Smithfield, Penn. (PC 653)




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Box 10, Folder 548 "Court House and Band Stand, Franklin, Pa." Postmarked 1928. (PC 656)

Box 10, Folder 549 "Boys Military Band, Galeton, Pa." Photographic postcard. (PC 164)

Box 10, Folder 550 "Band Pagoda and Susquehanna River Bridge, Hallstead, Pa." (PC 654)

Box 10, Folder 551 "Second Regiment Band, U.R.K of P., Hanover, Pa." Postmarked 1907. (PC864a)

Box 10, Folder 552 "Hanover Co., No. 8, U.R.K. of P., Hanover, Pa." Postmarked 1907. (PC 863)

Box 10, Folder 553 "Hanover Co., No. 8, U.R.K. of P., Hanover, Pa." Postmarked 1907. Differentview. (PC 864b)

Box 10, Folder 554 Firemen's Parade, Jersey Shore, Penn. Aug. 1909. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14026. (PC 165)

Box 10, Folder 555 Old Home Parade, Jersey Shore, Penn. Aug. 1913. Photographic postcard.(PC 166)

Box 10, Folder 556 Boys' Band, Kis-Lyn, Penn. Photographic postcard. (PC 167)

Box 10, Folder 557 lawrenceville (Penn.) Cornet Band. Photographic postcard. Negative#87-14245. (PC 168)

Box 10, Folder 558 Leacock (Penn.) Citizens Band. Postmarked 1906. Photographic postcard.(PC 530)

Box 10, Folder 559 "Band & Reviewing Stand, Lehighton, Pa." Postmarked 1907. (PC 689)

Box 10, Folder 560 "Band & Reviewing Stand, Lehighton, Pa." Sane view as number 559. (PC477)

Box 10, Folder 561 "Band & Reviewing Stand, Lehighton, Pa." Same view as number 559. (PC458)

Box 10, Folder 562 Orphans Home Band, Loysville, Perm. Photographic postcard. Negative#87-14246. (PC 154)

Box 10, Folder 563 "Tressler Orphans' Hone Band, Loysville, Pa." (PC 156)

Box 10, Folder 564 loysville (Perm.) Orphans Hone Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 155)

Box 10, Folder 565 "Tressler Orphans' Home Band, Marion C. Walter, Director." (PC 157)


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Box 10, Folder 566 "Tressler Orphans' Home Band, 1922." (PC 316)

Box 10, Folder 567 Saxophone Section of the Tressler Orphans' Home Band. (PC 158)

Box 10, Folder 568 Bandstand, Meadville, Penn. (PC 770)

Box 10, Folder 569 Bandstand and Fountain, Millersburg, Penn. (PC 718)

Box 10, Folder 570 Municipal Band, Mount Pleasant, Penn. Postmarked 1911. Photographicpostcard. (PC 169)

Box 10, Folder 571 Bandstand, Newcastle, Penn. Decorated card. (PC 650)

Box 10, Folder 572 North Wales (Perm.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 170)

Box 10, Folder 573 Orwigsburg (Penn.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 172)

Box 10, Folder 574 Oswayo (Penn.) Band. Postmarked 1907. Photographic postcard. Negative#87-14077. (PC 171)

Box 10, Folder 575 F. Hartman's Band, Philadelphia. (PC 372)

Box 10, Folder 576 F. Hartman's Band, Philadelphia. Same view as number 575. (PC 173)

Box 10, Folder 577 J. W. Pepper & Son Instrument Company, Philadelphia. (PC 439)

Box 10, Folder 578 "lakeside Pavilion, Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia." Postmarked 1907. (PC772)

Box 10, Folder 579 "Fountain House and Casino Hill, Willow Grove Park." Postmarked 1913. (PC59) # 9/-

Box 10, Folder 580 "The Band Stand, Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia." (PC 61)

Box 10, Folder 581 "Afternoon Concert Audience, Willow Grove Park." (PC 60)

Box 10, Folder 582 "Music Shell, Willow Grove Park." (PC 775)

Box 10, Folder 583 F. Hartman's Boys Band, Pottstown, Perm. Advertising card. (PC 174)

Box 10, Folder 584 Bandstand, Reading, Perm. Postmarked 1907. (PC 681)

Box 10, Folder 585 The Reliance Band, Saxton, Perm. Postmarked 1907. (PC 176)


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Box 10, Folder 586 Park and Bandstand, Sayre, Perm. Postmarked 1912. (PC 649)

Box 10, Folder 587 "Music Pavilion at Nay Aug Park, Scranton, Pa." Postmarked 1911. (PC 655)

Box 10, Folder 588 Ulster (Perm.) Military Band. Postmarked 1913. (PC 177)

Box 10, Folder 589 "Fountain and Bandstand, Perm Cannon, York, Pa." (PC 651)

Box 10, Folder 590 "Lily Pond and Band Stand, Farquhar Park, York, Pa." (PC 464)

Box 10, Folder 591 "Farquhar Park, York, Pa." Postmarked 1908. Bandstand in view. (PC 685)

Box 10, Folder 592 "Band Stand, Farquhar Park, York, Pa." Postmarked 1912. Negative#87-14247. (PC 652)

Box 10, Folder 593 Third Brigade Band, Pottsville, Perm. (PC 175)

Box 10, Folder 594 Trate's Third Regiment Band, Watsontown, Perm. Photographic postcard. (PC178)

Box 10, Folder 595 "Dress Parade of Lanciers at Lake ladore, near Carbondale, Pa." (PC 234)

Box 10, Folder 596 "Casino Terrace and Band Stand, Narragansett Pier, R.I." Postmarked 1909.(PC 465)

Box 10, Folder 597 "Bandstand, New Casino Grounds. Showing Part of Old Casino. NarragansettPier, R.I." Variant of number 596. (PC 741)

Box 10, Folder 598 Hedly-Livsey Band, Providence, R.I. Postmarked 1905. Advertisement forband. (PC 182)

Box 10, Folder 599 "Band stand & Casino, Roger Williams Park, Providence, R.I." (PC 678)

Box 10, Folder 600 "Band Stand, Wilcox Park, Westerly, R.I." Message reads 1911. (PC 658)

Box 10, Folder 601 "Fountain and Band Stand, The Battery, Charleston, S.C." (PC 659)

Box 10, Folder 602 "Charleston, S.C., Band Stand, Hampton Park." (PC 771)

Box 10, Folder 603 Bandstand, Aberdeen, S.D. (PC 64)

Box 10, Folder 604 Arlington Industine Parade, Arlington, S.D. Postmarked 1908. (PC 180)


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Box 10, Folder 605 Stock Meet Parade, Belle Fourche, S.D. 1906. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14025. (PC 267)

Box 10, Folder 606 Parade, Dell Rapids, S.D. (PC 803)

Box 10, Folder 607 "I.O.O.F. Parade, Yankton, s.D. in 1875." (PC 181)

Box 10, Folder 608 Military Parade, El Paso, Texas. Photographic postcard. (PC 823)

Box 10, Folder 609 Bandstand at Highland Park, Houston, Texas. Postmarked 1908. (PC 65)

Box 10, Folder 610 "Municipal Band Concert, City Bark, Houston, Tex."

Box 10, Folder 611 Bandstand, New Braunfels, Texas. (PC 717)

Box 10, Folder 612 Park Scene with Bandstand, Pharr, Texas. Photographic postcard. (PC 588)

Box 10, Folder 613 Alamo Plaza and Bandstand, San Antonio, Texas. (PC 67)

Box 10, Folder 614 Alamo Plaza and Bandstand, San Antonio, Texas. Different view. (PC 66)

Box 10, Folder 615 "Band stand, Depot Park, Lindenville, Vt." Postmarked 1908. Band is posed onbandstand. Negative #87-14248. (PC 277) /f/5d ?/Image(s)

Box 10, Item 615 Band Stand, Depot Park, Lindenville, Vt. [picture postcard], Circa 19001 Item (Lithoprint photomechanical reproduction on paper.; 5.5" x 3.5")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorImage of a band posed on and around the band stand.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000006 (AC scan)

91-15584 (SI neg number)

87-14248 (SI neg number)

Topic: Bandstands -- 1900-1920 -- Vermont -- PhotographsMusic -- 1900-1910 -- Photographs

Place: Lindenville (Vt.)Vermont -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

LithoprintsPhotographs -- 1900-1950Picture postcards -- 1890-1910




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Picture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards

Box 10, Folder 616 Montpelier (Vt.) Military Band.

Box 10, Folder 617 Montpelier Military Band. Photographic postcard. Postmarked 1910. (PC 188)

Box 10, Folder 618 Rutland (Vt.) Band. Photographic postcard. Band is playing in circularformation. (PC 493)

Box 10, Folder 619 Wardsboro (Vt.) Cornet Band, Oct. 2, 1907. Photographic postcard. (PC 187)

Box 10, Folder 620 Bandstand, Woodbury, Vt. Photographic postcard. (PC 636)

Box 10, Folder 621 "Inspection and Review, National Soldiers' Home, Va." (PC 805)

Box 10, Folder 622 Graduation parade with band, Hampton Institute, Va. Photographic postcard.Black band. Negative #87-14028. (PC 186)

Box 10, Folder 623 Herndon (VA) Band. Postmarked 1912. (PC 317)

Box 10, Folder 624 Soda Spring and Gazebo, Hot Springs, Va. (PC 638)

Box 10, Folder 625 "Band Stand, Lafayette Park, Norfolk, Va." Postmarked 1929. (PC 684)

Box 10, Folder 626 "Band Concert, Ocean View Park, Norfolk, Va." Postmarked 1932. (PC 683)

Box 10, Folder 627 "Ocean View Hotel, Ocean View Summer Resort, near Norfolk, Va."Postmarked 1911. Bandstand in view. (PC 637)

Box 10, Folder 628 "Rustic Bridge in Elizabeth Park, Bellingham, Wash." Bandstand in view. (PC640)

Box 10, Folder 629 "Elizabeth Park, Bellingham, Wash." Bandstand in view. (PC 63)

Box 10, Folder 630 Children's Industrial Home Band, Des Moines, Wash., May 14, 1910. Taken atSoldiers' Home, Orting, Wash. (PC 846)

Box 10, Folder 631 Children's Industrial Home Band, Des Moines, Wash., May 14, 1910. Sameview as number 630. (PC 193)

Box 10, Folder 632 Children's Home Band, Des Moines, Wash. (PC 195)

Box 10, Folder 633 Children's Home Band on excursion to Seminole Indian Village, near Miami,Florida. Back of card shows "Baby Edna" with her cornet. (PC 194)


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Box 10, Folder 634 State Capitol Park and Bandstand, Olympia, Wash. Message dated 1910. (PC62)

Box 10, Folder 635 Orphan's Industrial Home Band, Seattle, Wash. Postmarked 1906. (PC 847)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 635 Orphan's [sic] Industrial Home Band [picture postcard.], Circa 19061 Item (Ink on paper, photomechanical print.; 3.7" x 5.6")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorPostcard with reproduction of group photograph of children in Orphan'sHome, Seattle, Wash., with instruments. Caption includes children's namesand nationalities. Postmarked 1906, with message on verso addressed toClara Eckert, Peshtigo, Wis. Nationalities are: French, Norwegian, Finnish,Irish, Italian, Canadian, and U.S.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000011 (AC scan no.)

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonBrass bands -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonMusical instruments -- Photographs -- 1900-1910 --WashingtonMusicians -- Photographs -- 1900-1910Orphanages -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonOrphansPluralism

Place: Seattle (Wash.) -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:


Culture: Finnish AmericansFrench AmericansIrish AmericansItalian AmericansNorwegian Americans

Box 10, Folder 636 "Natatcrium Park, Spokane, Wash." Postmarked 1909. Scene depicts bandconcert in progress. Negative #87-14081. (PC 639)

Box 10, Folder 637 "Band Stand, Wright Park, Tacoma, Washington." Postmarked 1922. Negative#87-14249. (PC 756)

Box 10, Folder 638 Johnson's Band, Tacoma, Wash. Shown on shipboard. Real photograph. (PC299)




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Box 10, Folder 639 Park and Bandstand, Walla Walla, Wash. Postmarked 1917. (PC 779)

Box 10, Folder 640 Elkins Coal & Coke Company Band, Bretz, W. Va. Postcard carriesendorsement for Conn instruments. Women musicians appear with men in thisview. (PC 210)

Box 10, Folder 641 Hambleton (W. Va.) Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 190)

Box 10, Folder 642 Freeport Brass Band, Reedsville, W. Va. Photographic postcard. (PC 191)

Box 10, Folder 643 Citizens Concert Band, Sistersville, W. Va. Photographic postcard. AFM localnumber appears on bass drum. (PC 554)

Box 10, Folder 644 Citizens Concert Band, Sistersville, W. Va. Different pose from that in 643. (PC565)

Box 10, Folder 645 Tanner (W.Va.) Cornet Band. Postmarked 1907. Photographic postcard. Bandrides in bandwagon. Negative #87-14250. (PC 839)

Box 10, Folder 646 Omen's First Regiment Band, Fainoont, W. Va. Postmarked 1911.Advertisement for band concert. (PC 192)

Box 10, Folder 647 Gibson's Harp Orchestra, Appleton, wis. (PC 434)

Box 10, Folder 648 Memorial Day Parade, Argyle, Wis. 1906. Modern reproduction of an earliercard. Negative #87-14251. (PC 196)

Box 10, Folder 649 Utopian ladies Band, Belleville, Wis. July 4, 1907. Negative #87-14017. (PC197)

Box 10, Folder 650 Brantwood (Wis.) Concert Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 486)

Box 10, Folder 651 "Frank Holton & Co., Band Instruments, Elkhorn, Wis." Postmarked 1928.Negative #87-14252. (PC 557)

Box 10, Folder 652 Arion Band, Kiel, Wis. Postmarked 1910. (PC 855)

Box 10, Folder 653 ludington (Wis.) Guard Band. Postmarked 1923. Photographic postcard. (PC298)

Box 10, Folder 654 Parade, Milton, Wis. July 4, 1914. Photographic postcard. (PC 492)

Box 10, Folder 655 Milwaukee Sentinel Newsboys Band. Postmarked 1909. Negative #87-14020.(PC 198)


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Box 10, Folder 656 "New Band Stand, Mitchell park, Milwaukee." Negative #87-14037. (PC 68)

Box 10, Folder 657 Refectory and Bandstand, lake Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Postmarked1907. (PC 677)

Box 10, Folder 658 "Music Temple, Washington Park, Milwaukee, Wis." Postmarked 1945. (PC675)

Box 10, Folder 659 "Erail Blatz Temple of Music, Washington Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin." (PC676)

Box 10, Folder 660 New London (Wis.) Band. Photographic postcard. Negative #87-14253. (PC837)

Box 10, Folder 661 Bandstand, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.

Box 10, Folder 662 "lather Valley Band, Orfordville, Wis." Negative #87-14254. (PC 199)

Box 10, Folder 663 "Luther Valley Band, Orfordville, Wis." Same view as number 662. (PC 540)

Box 10, Folder 664 Platteville (Wis.) Normal School Band. Negative #87-14088. (PC 200)

Box 10, Folder 665 City Park and Bandstand, Reedsburg, Wisconsin. (PC 69)

Box 10, Folder 666 "Comfort Pavilion, City Park, Sheboygan, Wis." Postmarked 1947. (PC 712)

Box 10, Folder 667 Two Rivers (Wis.) Military Band. Postmarked 1913. Photographic postcard.(PC 426)

Box 10, Folder 668 Riverview Park and Bandstand, Watertown, Wis. (PC 740)

Box 10, Folder 669 "Band Pavilion, Riverview Park, Watertown, Wis." Negative #87-14255. (PC763)

Box 10, Folder 670 Courthouse Square with Bandstand, Waupaca, Wis. Postmarked 1909. (PC70)

Box 10, Folder 671 Wisconsin State Prison Band, Waupun, Wis. Negative #87-14013. (PC 202)

Box 10, Folder 672 Winneconne (Wis.) Band. Postmarked 1912. Photographic postcard. Negative#87-14256. (PC 201)

Box 10, Folder 673 Unidentified Wisconsin band. Photographic postcard. (PC 561)


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Box 10, Folder 674 Second Regiment Band, Marshfield, Wisconsin. Photographic postcard. (PC346)

Box 10, Folder 675 "Ihird Regiment Band, W.N.6., Viroqua, Wis., Camp Douglas, 1910." (PC 392)

Box 10, Folder 676 "Ihird Regiment Band of Wisconsin, Viroqua, Wis." (PC 391)

Box 10, Folder 677 Centennial Band Concert and Ceremony, Astoria. Photographic postcard. (PC781)

Box 10, Folder 678 Bristol Military Band. (PC 380)

Box 10, Folder 679 Burton Cornet Band. Photographic postcard. Negative #87-14257. (PC 841)

Box 10, Folder 680 Canton Band, ca. 1909. Photographic postcard. (PC 857)

Box 10, Folder 681 Band Concert and Audience, Como Park. (PC 71)

Box 10, Folder 682 Charlotteville Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 185)

Box 10, Folder 683 Creston Firemen Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 295)

Box 10, Folder 684 Estevan Band at Pierced Rock. Photographic postcard. (PC 364)

Box 10, Folder 685 Flemming's Famous Kid Concert Band. Photographic postcard. Boys' band.Avery (photog.). (PC 529)

Box 10, Folder 686 Frank Grim and His Chateau Country Club Orchestra. Photographic postcard.(PC 581)

Box 10, Folder 687 Franklin Brass Band. Photographic postcard. Band on parade. (PC 399)

Box 10, Folder 688 Fremont Girls Band, 1921. Photographic postcard. (PC 379)

Box 10, Folder 689 Glenwood Hall Band. Reproduction of early twentieth-century postcard. (PC206)

Box 10, Folder 690 Grandview Band. (PC 291)

Box 10, Folder 691 Grange Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 204)

Box 10, Folder 692 Greenwich Cornet Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 330)

Box 10, Folder 693 Guthrie '89-ers. Photographic postcard. (PC 205)


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Box 10, Folder 694 Heflin Band, July 4, 1901. Photographic postcard. (PC 224)

Box 10, Folder 695 Henniker Cadet Band on parade. Photographic postcard. (PC 307)

Box 10, Folder 696 J. H. Raymond's Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 536)

J. H. Raymond's brass band ["real photo" photographic postcard], [ca.1900]1 ItemHazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorPhotograph shows bandsmen posed casually in outdoor setting. OnPostcard paper, addressed to Mrs. C. D. Prue, Copenhagen, N.Y., with nomessage.

Unrestricted research use on site. Unprotected photographs must behandled with white cotton gloves provided by Archives Center staff.

Silver gelatin on paper.

In box 10, series 1, sub-series 7.

Names: Raymond, J. H., bandleader

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910.Brass bands -- PhotographsMusical instruments -- PhotographsMusicians -- 1900-1950

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Postcards

Box 10, Folder 697 loyal Legion of Loggers & Lumbermen Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 494)

Box 10, Folder 698 Max Schmidt's Band—White and Gold. (PC 568)

Box 10, Folder 699 Max Schmidt's Band—White and Gold. Same view as number 698. (PC 541)

Box 10, Folder 700 Morrisville Citizens Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 389)

Box 10, Folder 701 National Association of Civil War Musicians with Band. Photographic postcard.(PC 418)

Box 10, Folder 702 Oxone Springs Bandstand. (PC 790)

Box 10, Folder 703 Oshawa Band. Salvationist group. Photograph. (PC 475)

Box 10, Folder 704 Oshawa Band. Salvationist group. Photograph. (PC 474)


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Box 10, Folder 705 People's Palace Band. Salvation Army band. (PC 106)

Box 10, Folder 706 Pulaski Citizens Band on parade. Photographic postcard. (PC 546)

Box 10, Folder 707 Rainbow Family Orchestra of Riga. (PC 247)

Box 10, Folder 708 Seward College Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 261)

Box 10, Folder 709 Seward College Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 262)

Box 10, Folder 710 Smithfield Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 207)

Box 10, Folder 711 Smith's Superba Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 832)

Box 10, Folder 712 U. S. Jazz Band. Photographic postcard. Endorsement for Conn instrumentsappears on the group's drumhead which reads, "Al Moore uses Connsexclusively." Photograph was produced in Indiana. (PC 526)

Box 10, Folder 713 U. S. Jazz Band. Photographic postcard. Same group as number 712, butdifferent pose. (PC 873)

Box 10, Folder 714 Weston City Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 552)

Box 10, Folder 715 Five members of a band, July 4, 1913. Photographic postcard. Low brasssection. (PC 225)

Box 10, Folder 716 Town band, 13 players.Photographic postcard. Bandsmen wearing white suitsand straw hats stand in front of flag. (PC 221)

Box 10, Folder 717 Town band,14 players.Photographic postcard. (PC 415)



Box 10, Folder 720 Town band, 20 players plus leader. Photographic postcard. (PC 831)

Box 10, Folder 721 Town band. Photographic postcard. (PC 867)

Box 10, Folder 722 Town band with flag. Photographic postcard. (PC 223)

Box 10, Folder 723 Town band with flag. Photographic postcard. (PC 484)


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Box 10, Folder 724 Band in costume. Photographic postcard. (PC 409)

Box 10, Folder 725 Band and friends in front of barn. Photographic postcard. (PC 525)

Box 10, Folder 726 Band seated on bank steps with citizens looking on. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14258. (PC 220)

Box 10, Folder 727 Salvation Army band. Photographic postcard. Female musicians appear withmales. (PC 412)

Box 10, Folder 728 Small orchestra. Photographic postcard. (PC 430)

Box 10, Folder 729 Marching band in Four Oounties Firemen's Convention Parade, 1914.Photographic postcard. (PC 814)

Box 10, Folder 730 Marching band in Six County Firemen Convention Parade. Photographicpostcard. Negative #87-14075. (PC 219)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 1.7.730 Six Counties Firemen's Convention ["real photo" picture postcard], Circa19101 Item (Silver gelatin on paper,; 3-1/2" x 5-5/8".)Image(s): Six Counties Firemen's Convention ["real photo" picturepostcard].Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorImage 3" x 4-5/8". Photographic postcard showing a brass band information (marching?), playing at the Six Counties Firemen Convention, inan unidentified American city. No message or maker identification on verso.


Some silvering; lower right corner lost (does not affect image area); surfacesoiled and abraded.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000002 (AC Scan)

87-14075 (OIPP Neg. No.)

Bibliography

Illustrated in Margaret Hindle Hazen and Robert Hazen, "The MusicMen: An Illustrated History of Brass Bands in America, 1800-1920,"Washington: D.C.: Smithsonian Instution Press, 1987, p. 152.

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonBrass bands -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonCongresses and conventions





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Fire fightersMarching bandsMusical instruments -- Photographs -- 1900-1910 --WashingtonMusicians -- Photographs -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1910 -- Black-and-whitephotoprints -- Silver gelatin -- PostcardsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

Box 10, Folder 731 Marching band. Photographic postcard. Boy on bicycle in front of view. (PC564)

Box 10, Folder 732 Marching band.Photographic postcard. (PC 815)





Box 10, Folder 737 Small marching band on dirt road. Photographic postcard. (PC 217)

Box 10, Folder 738 Large inarching band with drum major. Photographic postcard. (PC 215)

Box 10, Folder 739 Citizens Band. Photographic postcard. Female musician appears with malegroup. (PC 848)

Box 10, Folder 740 MWA Band. Photographic postcard. Ladies band. Negative #87-14041. (PC400)

Box 10, Folder 741 Band going on excursion. Photographic postcard. (PC 820)

Box 10, Folder 742 Band in bleachers. Photographic postcard. (PC 396)

Box 10, Folder 743 Campaign band for a local election. Photograph. (PC 472)

Box 10, Folder 744 Campaign band for a local election. Photograph. Same group as number 743but different pose. (PC 473)

Box 10, Folder 745 Band in band shell. Photographic postcard. (PC 576)

Box 10, Folder 746 Bandstand with bandsmen inside. Photographic postcard. (PC 766)


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Box 10, Folder 747 Town orchestra. Photographic postcard. Both male and female musiciansappear in this view. (PC 584)

Box 10, Folder 748 Boys' orchestra with female leader. Postmarked 1909. (PC 583)

Box 10, Folder 749 Children's orchestra. Photographic postcard. Children pose on a huge, violin-shaped platform. (PC 579)

Box 10, Folder 750 "Navy Yard Bridge, Kittery, Maine." Band leads parade. (PC 515)

Box 10, Folder 751 "Morning Drill on Grounds of War College, U. S. Training Station, Newport,R.I." Postmarked 1908. (PC 809)

Box 10, Folder 752 "Physical Drill, U. S. Naval Training Station, Newport, R.I." Band in foreground.Negative #87-14259. (PC 231)

Box 10, Folder 753 "Sailor band" from the U. S. Naval Training Station, Newport, Rhode Island.Possibly a Marine unit. Postmarked 1909. Photographic postcard. (PC 181)

Box 10, Folder 754 "Full Battalion in Front of Barracks, Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco Bay."Postmarked 1909. Band in foreground. (PC 229)

Box 10, Folder 755 "Naval Training Station, Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco Bay." Band inforeground. (PC 230)

Box 10, Folder 756 Band from USS Texas in Trinidad, April, 1925. Photographic postcard. (PC818)

Box 10, Folder 757 Band from USS Texas in Trinidad, April, 1925. Photographic postcard.Different view from number 756. (PC 819)

Box 10, Folder 758 Consolidated Pacific Fleet Bands at Football Game. Photographic postcard byH. W. Long. (PC 381)

Box 10, Folder 759 Unidentified U. S. Navy band on shipboard. Photographic postcard. (PC 405)

Box 10, Folder 760 Navy band in King Parade, Honolulu. Photographic postcard. (PC 403)

Box 10, Folder 761 Navy band on parade in Harvard Square. World War I period. Photographicpostcard. (PC 402)

Box 10, Folder 762 "Marine Band, Washington, D.C." Published by Harris-Ewing. (PC 244)

Marine Band, Washington, D.C. [postcard], [ca. 1910]


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1 ItemHarris & Ewing, PhotographerOPPS Neg. No. 99-248. Copyright possibly in effect. The SmithsonianInstitution makes no warranty or representation regarding the fitnessfor publication of information derived from or copies from its collections.Reproduction permission available through Archives Center.

Ink on paper, mounted.

Local Numbers

99-248 (OPPS Neg.)

Item No. 762, Series 1, Subseries 7, box 10.

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910.Marines U.S. -- PhotographsMusicians -- 1900-1950

Place: Washington D.C. -- 1910-1940 -- Photographs

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Picture postcardsPostcards

Box 10, Folder 763 "Marine Band, Washington, D.C." Published by Harris-Ewing. Sane view asnumber 762. (PC 337)

Box 10, Folder 764 Marine band on USS Montana. Postmarked 1910. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-13997.

Box 10, Folder 765 Shipboard band, probably Marine, on USS Delaware. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14049. (PC 226)

Box 10, Folder 766 "Drum and Bugle Corps." U. S. Amy band, ca. 1900-1910. (PC 506)

Box 10, Folder 767 "The Band." U. S. Amy band, ca. 1910. (PC 519)

Box 10, Folder 768 "Christmas Greetings." Unidentified Amy band, post 1911. (PC 507)

Box 10, Folder 769 "Christmas Greetings." Unidentified Amy band, post 1911. Same view asnumber 768. (PC 520)

Box 10, Folder 770 "Life in the U. S. Army Cantonment: U. S. Army Infantry Band." No. 61 in aseries of army views. (PC 232)

Box 10, Folder 771 "Life in the U. S. Army Cantonment: U. S. Army Infantry Band." No. 61 in aseries of army views. Same view as number 770. (PC 497)

Box 10, Folder 772 "Life in Our Amy. Regimental Band." Postmarked 1912. (PC 533)


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Box 10, Folder 773 "Inaugural parade, looking up 15th Street, Washington, D.C." Shows U. S.army band, ca. 1890-99. (PC 522)

Box 10, Folder 774 "West Point Military Band, West Point, N.Y." (PC 804)

Box 10, Folder 775 U. S. Military Academy Band, marching in parade in Washington, D.C.Photographic postcard. (PC 822)

Box 10, Folder 776 149th Co., Coast Artillery Corps, Port Casey, Wyoming. Ca. 1902-1910.Photographic postcard. (PC 189)

Box 10, Folder 777 Band on parade, Washington, D.C. Probably U. S. Army, 1902-1915. MountedAmerican Indians precede army unit in this view. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14260. (PC 85)

Box 10, Folder 778 U. S. Army band marching in inaugural parade in Washington, D.C., 1909.Photographic postcard. Negative #87-13996. (PC 86)

[U.S. Army band marching in Taft inaugural parade, Washington, D.C. :photographic postcard,], 19091 ItemHazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, Collector"Real" photo postcard with handwritten text on verso, to "Florence /from / Raymond" . Unmailed, no stamp. Note: "Notice how the streetswere cleared for the soldiers to walk. Flags and decorations were alltorn to pieces on account of the high wind [.] / Raymond". Image showsPennsylvania Avenue looking toward Capitol, Old Post Office building inbackground.

Unrestricted research access on site by appointment. Unprotectedphotographs must be handled with gloves.

OPPS. Neg. No., 87-14260. Presumably public domain, copyright expired.

Silver gelatin on on paper.

Silvering on sides.

Local Numbers

87-14260 (OPPS Neg. No.)

Item No. 778, Series 1, Subseries 7, box 10.

"No--21" in white at bottom (marked on negative), indicating thephotographer may have been a professional.

Names: Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930United States. Army


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Topic: CavalryPresidents -- United States -- 1900-1910.Presidents -- United States -- Inauguration

Place: Washington (D.C.) -- 1900-1910

Box 10, Folder 779 "8th Regiment Band, Carlisle, Pa." Ca. 1904-1910. (PC 161)

Box 10, Folder 780 "Guard Mount: Greetings From Camp." Published by P. J. Plant, Washington,D.C., 1907. Band is in view. (PC 235)

Box 10, Folder 781 U. S. Army band at Ft. Riley, Kansas. Postmarked 1908. Photographicpostcard. Negative #87-14261. (PC 227)

Box 10, Folder 782 "Fort Williams, Me.—Band Headquarters." Postmarked 1909. Bandsmenappear in front of building. (PC 101)

Box 10, Folder 783 "1st Infantry Band, Niantic, Ct., July 18, 1910." Photographic postcard. (PC331)

Box 10, Folder 784 New York military camp. Postmarked 1910. Photographic postcard. Bandappears on field with troops. (PC 542)

Box 10, Folder 785 4th Cavalry Band at Mid-Pacific Carnival, Honolulu. Ca. 1910-1918.Photographic postcard. (PC 513)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 785 4th Cavalry Band at Mid-Pacific Carnival, Honolulu [photographicpostcard.], Circa 1912-19181 Item (Silver gelatin on paper.; 3.4" x 5.4")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorCavalry mounted on horseback with musical instruments.

Postcard printed on Azo paper. No message, no stamp. Inscription innegative, showing white at bottom of card: "72 / Mid-Pacific Carnival -Honolulu - Military Parade - 4th Cavalry Band."

Unrestricted research use by appointment. Photographs must be handledwith coton gloves unless protected by sleeves.

OPPS. Neg. No., from 99-382 to 99-385 [needs to be checked]. Publicdomain; however, the Smithsonian Institution makes no warranty orrepresentation regarding the fitness for publication of information derivedfrom or copies from its collections. Reproduction permission availablethrough Archives Center.

Strong image, card in good condition.




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Local Numbers

AC0253-0000018 (AC Scan No.)

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1910-1920.Cavalry -- 1910-1920Cavalry horsesHorsemen and horsewomenMusicians -- 1900-1950United States. Army -- 1910-1920.

Place: HawaiiHonolulu (Hawaii) -- 1910-1920

Genre/Form:

Photographic postcardsPhotographs -- 1900-1910 -- Black-and-whitephotopirnts -- Silver gelatin -- PostcardsPhotographs -- 1900-1950Picture postcards -- 1910-1920Postcards -- 1910-1920

Box 10, Folder 786 4th Cavalry, K Troop, Honolulu. Ca. 1912-1918. Photographic postcard. (PC491)

4th Cavalry, K Troop, Honolulu [photographic postcard], [ca. 1912-1918]1 ItemHazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorCavalry mounted on horseback with musical instruments.

Postcard printed on Azo paper. With message, apparently from a K Troopband member ("this is a Photo of the Band...") and is addressed, but notstamped. Message identifies the unit. Photographer unidentified.

OPPS. Neg. No., from 99-382 to 99-385 [needs to be checked]. Copyrightprobably expired and image is in public domain; however, the SmithsonianInstitution makes no warranty or representation regarding the fitnessfor publication of information derived from or copies from its collections.Reproduction permission available through Archives Center.


Image faded.

Item No. 786, Series 1, Subseries 7, box 10 (1.7.786). "163" imprinted innegative, lower left.


Place: Hawaii -- 1890-1920


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Honolulu (Hawaii) -- 1910-1920

Genre/Form:

Photographic postcardsPhotographs -- 1910-1920 -- Black-and-whitephotoprints -- Silver gelatinPicture postcards -- 1910-1920Postcards -- 1910-1920

Box 10, Folder 787 "U. S. Cavalry Band on the March at Ft. Ethan Alien, Vt." Dates from before1911. (PC 816)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 787 U.S. Cavalry Band on the March at Ft. Ethan Allen, Vt. [photomechanicalpicture postcard,], Circa 1900-19101 Item (Ink on paper.; 3.5" x 5.4")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorBachmann, E., PhotographerHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorCavalry mounted on horseback with musical instruments.

Somewhat coarsely printed photomechanical postcard. No message, nostamp. Caption at bottom of card includes "Photo by E. Bachmann" credit.

OPPS. Neg. No., from 99-382 to 99-385 [needs to be checked]. Copyrightprobably expired and image is in public domain; however, the SmithsonianInstitution makes no warranty or representation regarding the fitnessfor publication of information derived from or copies from its collections.Reproduction permission available through Archives Center.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000019 (AC Scan No.)


Place: Vermont -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Picture postcards -- 1910-1920Postcards -- 1910-1920

Box 10, Folder 788 "Inspecting the Guard Mount, Fort Banks, Winthrop, Mass." Postmarked 1911.Bandsmen appear with unit. (PC 228)

Box 10, Folder 789 "Guard Mount, Fort Banks, Winthrop, Mass." Bandsmen take part in theexercises. (PC 806)




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Box 10, Folder 790 70th Infantry Jazz Band, 10th Division, Camp Funston, Kansas. Ca.1911-1917. Photograph. Negative #87-14095. (PC 315)

Box 10, Folder 791 Guard Mount, ca. 1912 - 1917. Photographic postcard. (PC 239)

Box 10, Folder 792 "Greetings from Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio." Ca. 1912-1916. (PC 521)

Box 10, Folder 793 Guard Mount and band at Presidio of San Francisco. (PC 496)

Box 10, Folder 794 Guard Mount and band at Presidio of San Francisco. (PC 233)

Box 10, Folder 795 U. S. Army band on parade in Manila, February 2, 1915. Photographicpostcard. (PC 420)

Box 10, Folder 796 "U. S. Soldiers' Homeday, Camp Good Will, July 15, '16." Photographicpostcard. (PC 560)

Box 10, Folder 797 Coast artillery at Guard Mount, Presidio, San Francisco. Postmarked 1917.Band appears with unit. (PC 807)

Box 10, Folder 798 "160th Reg. Band, Review Nov. 9, Camp Custer [Michigan]." Postmarked1917. Photographic postcard. (PC 301)

Box 10, Folder 799 7th Co. Coast Artillery Corps Band on parade in Newport, Rhode Island.Postmarked 1917. Photographic postcard. (PC 410)

Box 10, Folder 800 Band and troops on parade, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Dated 1917.Photographic postcard. (PC 98)

Box 10, Folder 801 U. S. Army band in France. Postmarked 1917. Photographic postcard.Negative #87-14094. (PC 237)

Box 10, Folder 802 U. S. Annoy band in France, ca. 1917. Photographic postcard. (PC 401)

Box 10, Folder 803 Pioneer Infantry Band on shipboard. Ca. 1918. Photographic postcard. (PC236)

Box 10, Folder 804 17th Engineers band, probably on shipboard. Ca. 1918. Photographicpostcard. (PC 417)

Box 10, Folder 805 U. S. Array band in Brest, France. Dated October, 1918. Photographicpostcard. (PC 424)

Box 10, Folder 806 U. S. National Army Band, 329th Infantry, in France. Dated 1918. Photographicpostcard. (PC 300)


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Box 10, Folder 807 Six bandsmen from the U. S. National Army Band, 329th Infantry, in France.Dated October 27, 1918. Photographic postcard. (PC 585)

Box 10, Folder 808 PDTC Cadets, Camp Benson. Ca. 1918. Photographic postcard. (PC 866)

Box 10, Folder 809 334th Infantry Regiment Band, Camp Grant, 111. Postmarked 1918.Photographic postcard. (PC 90)

Box 10, Folder 810 5th U. S. Infantry Band. Ca. 1920s. Photographic postcard. (PC 296)

Box 10, Folder 811 184th Field Artillery Band, Camp MoCoy, Wisconsin. Postmarked 1942.Photographic postcard. Black band. (PC 829)

Box 10, Folder 812 "All W.A.A.C. Military Band, Third W.A.A.C. Training Center, Ft. Oglethorpe,Ga." Postmarked 1944. Photographic postcard. Women's band. (PC 828)

Box 10, Folder 813 Ellis Brooks Band, 1916. Photographic postcard. (PC 88)

Box 10, Folder 814 Helen May Butler and Her ladies Brass Band, ca. 1911. W. R. Forkner(Anderson, Ind.), pnotog. (PC 480)

Box 10, Folder 815 Patrick Oonway and the Ithaca Band at Willow Grove Bark, Pa. W. N.Jennings, photog. (PC 538)

Box 10, Folder 816 Advertising postcard for Clarence Cook and his band. Contains portrait ofCook with information about the band. (PC 213)

Box 10, Folder 817 DeRue Bros. Minstrels and Concert Band. (PC 248)

Box 10, Folder 818 DeRue Bros. Minstrels and Concert Band. (PC 523)

Box 10, Folder 819 DeRue Bros. Minstrels in a performance on Upper Main Street, Hurleyville,N.Y. Postmarked 1912.

Box 10, Folder 820 Bob Hermines' Midgets Band—IIIIhe World's Greatest Little People."Advertisement from 1939 New York World's Fair. Negative #87-14262. (PC393)

Box 10, Folder 821 "Innes and His Orchestral Band, Wonderland Park, May 1906." Band poses infront of bandstand in Wonderland Park, Wichita, Kansas. (PC 293)

Box 10, Folder 822 Portrait of "World Famous Cornetist and Band Director." Advertisement forRedpath Chautauqua. Postmarked 1914.


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Box 10, Folder 823 Arthur Pryor and his Famous Band, N.Y. State Fair. Postmarked 1910. (PC326)

Box 10, Folder 824 Portrait of Sousa. Photographic postcard. (PC 243)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 824 John Philip Sousa [picture postcard.], Circa 19001 Item (Ink on paper.; 5.4" x 3.3")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, Collector"Rotary Photo E.C." at bottom. Sousa wears uniform with three medals.


Local Numbers

AC0253-0000020 (AC scan no.)



Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1910 -- Black-and-whitephotoprints -- ReproductionsPhotomechanical printsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

Box 10, Folder 825 "Sousa and His Band in Europe, 1900." (PC 241)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 825 1900. John Philip SOUSA [sic] and His Band in Europe. 1900. [picturepostcard.], 19001 Item (Ink on paper.; 3.6" x 5.4")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorZimmermann & Co. (Berlin), PublisherTwo images on one card. Ink message at bottom: "Frankfurt. Aug. 10th /90 [?] / My Dear Wife / I shall send you some money..." Publisher's note onside: Zimmermann & Co., Berlin S.W., Besselstr. 5.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000021 (AC scan no.)






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Place: Frankfurt (Germany)Germany -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1890-1900 -- ReproductionsPhotomechanical printsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

Box 10, Folder 826 "Sousa's Band and His Audience." Willow Grove Park. Postmarked 1908. (PC242)Image(s)

Box 10, Item 826 John Philip Sousa's band and his audience [picture postcard.], Circa 19081 Item (Ink on paper.; 3.4" x 5.4")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, Collector

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000022 (AC scan no.)



Genre/Form:


Box 10, Item 826 Gilmore's band [picture stereograph postcard.], Circa 18851 Item (Silver gelatin on paper.; 3.4" x 5.4")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorUnderwood & UnderwoodFive children holding a variety of instruments and pretending to be a band.






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Local Numbers

AC0253-0000023 (AC scan no.)

87-14018 (SI neg no.)

Names: Gilmore, P. S. (Patrick Sarsfield), 1829-1892

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonBrass bands -- PhotographsChildrenMusical instruments -- Photographs -- 1900-1910 --WashingtonMusicians -- Photographs -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Photographs -- 1900-1950Photomechanical printsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910Stereographs

Box 10, Folder 827 "Al Sweet's Concert Band — Ringling Bros.' Shows — Season 1909." Cardcarries endorsement for Conn instruments. (PC 504)

Box 10, Folder 828 "Weil's Band at St. Louis World's Fair, May 15 to Dec. 15, 1904." Card carriesendorsement for Besson instruments. (PC 836)

Box 10, Folder 829 Aida Brass Quartette. Photographic postcard produced in Brooklyn, N.Y.Female group with two trumpets, horn, and baritone. (PC 431)

Box 10, Folder 830 Aida Brass Quartette. Advertising postcard for the group. Different view fromnumber 829. (PC 432)

Box 10, Folder 831 Prof. Carroll and son, both of Savage, Maryland. Shown with cornets. Cardcarries endorsement of Conn instruments. Negative #87-14263. (PC 586)

Box 10, Folder 832 Willard Hart of Altoona, Pennsylvania, with his cornet. Card carriesendorsement for Conn's Perfected Wonder Cornet. (PC 436)

Box 10, Folder 833 Henry W. Kath of Manitowoc, Wisconsin with his cornet. Card carriesendorsement for Conn instruments. (PC 435)

Box 10, Folder 834 George Leach and three colleagues. Photographic postcard. Group consists oftwo cornets, slide trombone, and tuba. (PC 429)

Box 10, Folder 835 Mary McClanahan with Phil Spitalny's All-Girl Orchestra — "The Hourof Charm." Shown with her Gretsch-Gladstone Drums. Card is printedadvertisement for the Gretsch Manufacturing Company. (PC 580)

Box 10, Folder 836 M. Nelson and friends. Photographic postcard. Shows two oornetists standingwith two ladies in white dresses. (PC 875)


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Box 10, Folder 837 "0. A. Robertson, Band Master and Soloist." Postmarked 1909. Portrait showsPobertson with trumpet. Card carries endorsement for "King" instrumentsmade by H. N. White Co. (PC 252)

Box 10, Folder 838 Wolfer, George J. shown with his ophicleide. Photographic postcard, 1917.Wolfer was a member of the Aurora Colony, Aurora, Oregon. (PC 558)

Box 10, Folder 839 Willis (Jeb) Serry with his tuba. Real photograph taken aboard the USSKansas, ca. 1907. (PC 251)

Box 10, Folder 840 Four unidentified military bandsmen jamming. Photographic postcard.Instrumentation includes clarinet, cornet, trombone, and drum. (PC 485)

Box 10, Folder 841 Young nan with piston valve cornet. Postmarked 1907. Photographic postcard.(PC 253)

Box 10, Folder 842 Young man with double bell euphonium. Photograph. (PC 471)

Box 10, Folder 843 Boy with French horn. Photographic postcard. (PC 249)

Box 10, Folder 844 Van with a violin. Photographic postcard cut down to wallet size. (PC 250)

Box 10, Folder 845 "View at Victoria Park, Bermuda." Bandstand in view. (PC 73)

Box 10, Folder 846 Eskimo Band of Hebron, Labrador. Photographic postcard. Band is based atMoravian Mission. Negative #87-14015. (PC 203)

Box 10, Folder 847 Dean Bank Salvation Army Band. Probably based in Perth, New Brunswick.(PC 255)

Box 10, Folder 848 Band on parade for All Souls Day, Bear River, Nova Scotia. Photographicpostcard. (PC 308)

Box 10, Folder 849 "Band Stand, Public Gardens, Halifax, N.S." (PC 641)

Box 10, Folder 850 Bandstand, Erie Beach, Ontario. Postmarked 1926, but view is earlier. (PC587)

Box 10, Folder 851 Parade, Owen Sound, Ontario. Postmarked 1909. (PC 516)

Box 10, Folder 852 "British Band Playing at Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ont."Postmarked 1906. (PC 589)

Box 10, Folder 853 Parade. Photographic postcard. (PC 416)


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Box 10, Folder 854 Ladies' Orchestra. Photographic postcard. (PC 578)

Box 10, Folder 855 110th Cavalry Band, Mounted National Guard. Advertises concert tours for1936-38. Card carries endorsement for Buescher instruments manufacturedby Carl Fischer. (PC 862)

110th Cavalry Band, Mounted National Guard (Chester E. Whiting,conductor) : [photomechanical picture postcard], [ca. 1936.]1 ItemHazen, Robert M., CollectorFischer, Carl, ManufacturerHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorCavalry mounted on horseback with musical instruments, shown in linefrom front, with another mounted figure, probably the conductor, in theforeground. Extensive text on card.

Somewhat coarsely printed photomechanical postcard. No message,no stamp. Card includes note about "Annual Canadian Concert Tours1936 -- 1937 -- 1938" and endorsement for Buescher Band Instrumentsmanufactured by Carl Fischer, Boston.

OPPS. Neg. No., from 99-382 to 99-385 [needs to be checked]. Probablycopyrighted.

Ink on paper.

Item No. 855, Series 1, Subseries 7, box 10 (1.7.855).

Names: Buescher Band Instruments.United States. ArmyWhiting, Chester E. (band conductor)

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1930-1940CavalryCavalry horsesHorsemen and horsewomenMusicians -- 1930-1940

Genre/Form:

Picture postcards -- 1910-1920Picture postcards -- 1930-1940Postcards -- 1930-1940

Box 10, Folder 856 Unidentified military band. Photographic postcard. (PC 490)

Box 10, Folder 857 Bandstand in town square, 1909. (PC 590)

Box 10, Folder 858 Clayton Silver Prize Band, 1911. Photographic postcard. (PC 517)

Box 10, Folder 859 Band at the Church Sunday School Festival, at Earl Shilton, September 8,1906. Photographic postcard. (PC 259)


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Box 10, Folder 860 Plymouth Hoe Bandstand. (PC 674)

Box 10, Folder 861 The Bandstand, Southend on Sea. (PC 591)

Box 10, Folder 862 Bandstand, Lord Street, Southport. (PC 72)

Box 10, Folder 863 "Besses o' th' Barn Band, White City, Sept. 9-22, 1906, Chicago, Illinois,USA" (PC 258)

Box 10, Folder 864 "Sand Hill Road, Arrival of Troops to be inspected by H. M. King George V."Band leads parade. (PC 257)

Box 10, Folder 865 "Cantonment Series, O.M. Band and Cantons Binghamton, Cortland andNorwich." (PC 555)

Box 10, Folder 866 British Salvationist Band. Photographic postcard. (PC 556)

Box 10, Folder 867 French band playing en the American docks. Photographic postcard. (PC 407)

Box 10, Folder 868 Bandstand and concert at Nancy. (PC 673)

Box 10, Folder 869 Kronprinzessin Cecilie Band, Bremen. (PC 427)

Box 10, Folder 870 Band on Parade, apparently in a German city. Photographic postcard. (PC825)

Box 10, Folder 871 Unidentified German band. Photographic postcard. (PC 260)872 Bandstand atMazatlan. Photographic postcard. (PC 592)

Box 10, Folder 873 Grand Military Parade, Feb. 5, 1910. Photographic postcard. (PC 543)

Box 10, Folder 874 "Inspection of Prisoners, Bilibid Prison, Manila, Philippines." Shows prisoners'band in striped uniforms. Negative #87-14264. (PC 254)

[Band with clown faces posed in front of Welcome Home sign : picturepostcard.], Circa 19001 Item (3.4" x 5.4")Image(s)Hazen, Robert M., CollectorHazen, Margaret Hindle, CollectorIn series 1, subseries 7, box 10, item ?.

Unrestricted research use by appointment. Photographs must be handled withcotton gloves unless protected by sleeves.



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Local Numbers

AC0253-0000017 (AC scan no.)

Topic: Bands (Music) -- 1900-1910 -- WashingtonBrass bands -- PhotographsClownsMusical instruments -- Photographs -- 1900-1910 --WashingtonMusicians -- Photographs -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form: Photographs -- 1900-1950Photomechanical printsPicture postcards -- 1890-1910Postcards -- 1900-1910

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Series 2: Ephemera Hazen Collection of Band Photographs and EphemeraNMAH.AC.0253

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Series 2: Ephemera

Band Company Ephemera

Box 11, Folder 1 American Rawhide Manufacturing Co. (Chicago) . Atnrawco Drum and BanioHeads. Advertising brochure, (CE 49), undated

Box 11, Folder 2 Bates, C. H. W. and Go. 32d Annual Catalog. 60 p. (CE 44)

Box 11, Folder 3 Boston Musical Instrument Company (Boston) . 29th Announcement. 1914. 32p. plus wraps. (CE 32)

Box 11, Folder 3 Boston Musical Instrument Company. Typed letter, 13 May 1915. (CE 10)

Box 11, Folder 4 Buescher Band Instrument Co. Typed letter, 23 Dec. 1911. (CE 5)

Box 11, Folder 4 Buescher Band Instrument Co. The Saxophone — Its History and Use. 1921.48 p. plus wraps and insert. (CE 46)

Box 11, Folder 5 Conn, C. G. Co. (Elkhart, Ind.). Business card for E. 0. Butler. With illustrationof factory. (CE 54) Neg. # 90-8370.

Box 11, Folder 5 Conn, C. G. Co. "How Wind Musical Instruments Have Been Improved."Pamphlet, 12 p. (CE 20)

Box 11, Folder 5 Conn, C. G. Co. "Youth Weaves Its Dreams to Music of the Band." Mountedmagazine advertisement, 1926. (CE 31)

Box 11, Folder 6 Conn, C. G. Co. Band and Orchestra instruments. 1930. 96 p. plus wraps.General Catalog H." (CE 45)

Box 11, Folder 6, Page29

["Artist-Ballroom Trombones" advertisement with illustration of trombone :trade catalog, page 29], [1930.]1 Item (Ink on paper.)C.G. Conn, Ltd., PublisherPage 29 from Conn catalog

Copy prints available. Probably copyrighted. Order from neg. no. 90-16438.Fees for commercial use.

Local Numbers

90-16438 (OPPS Neg.)

Topic: Band and Orchestra Instruments. General Catalog H.Musical instruments -- 1930-1940Musical instruments industry -- 1930-1940Trombone -- 1930-1940


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Genre/Form:

Advertisements -- 1930-1940Trade catalogs -- 1930-1940

Box 11, Folder 6 Conn, C. G. Co. Illustrated Price List. 1970. Color brochure. (CE 62)

Box 11, Folder 7 Conn, C. G. Co. Musical Truth. Periodical. Collection has: v. IV, no. 8 (April,1900) ; v. V, no. 8 (Feb. 1904); DC, no. 19 (April, 1916). (CE 21, 57; MIS 50)Image(s)

Box 11, Item 7 Conn, C. G. Bugles [advertisement], 19001 Item (Ink on paper, on back page of newspaper.; 13.4" x 10.0")Image(s): Bugles [advertisement].C.G. Conn, Ltd. (Elkhart, Ind.), AdvertiserAdvertising illustrations and copy from back page of April 1900 issue ofC. G. Conn's "Truth," a commercial periodical or catalog which apparentlyimitated the title of the local daily newspaper, "The Elkhart Truth."

OPPS Neg. 90-16435. Copyright expired, in public domain, but usershould check trademark restrictions. The Smithsonian Institution makesno warranty or representation regarding the fitness for publication ofinformation derived from or copies from its collections. Permission toreproduce available through Archives Center.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000014 (AC scan no.)

90-16435 (OPPS Neg. No.)

Topic: Bugles -- Drawings -- 1900-1910.Musical instrments -- Drawings -- 1900-1910.Truth (periodical).

Place: Elkhart (Ind.) -- Industry -- 1900-1910

Genre/Form:

Advertisements -- 1900-1910Drawings -- 1900-1910

Box 11, Folder 7 Conn, C. G., The American Model Monster BBb Bass [horn :advertisement], 19001 Item (Ink on paper, on page bound in newspaper.; 13.4" x 9.9")Image(s): The American Model Monster BBb Bass [horn : advertisement],C.G. Conn, Ltd. (Elkhart, Ind.), AdvertiserAdvertising illustration from C. G. Conn's "Truth," April 1900, p. 28. Thisperiodical title probably parodies "The Elkhart Truth," the community's dailynewspaper.

OPPS Neg. 90-16434. Copyright expired; public domain, but usershould check trademark restrictions. The Smithsonian Institution makesno warranty or representation regarding the fitness for publication ofinformation derived from or copies from its collections. Permission toreproduce available through Archives Center.





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Local Numbers

AC0253-0000015 (AC scan no.)

Topic: Horns -- 1900 -- Drawings -- 1900-1910Musical instruments -- Drawings -- 1900-1910.


Genre/Form:

Advertisements -- 1900-1910Drawings -- 1900-1910

Box 11, Folder 7 C. G. Conn's Wonder Improved System Saxophones [advertisement], 19041 Item (Ink on paper, bound in newspaper.; 10.0" x 13.6")Image(s): C. G. Conn's Wonder Improved System Saxophones[advertisement],C.G. Conn, Ltd. (Elkhart, Ind.), AdvertiserAdvertisement on page 8 in the Feb. 1904 issue of the "C. G. Conn Truth."The publication title is probably in imitation of "The Elkhart Truth," thehometown daily newspaper where the Conn firm was located.

OPPS Neg. 90-16436. Copyright expired; in public domain. However,the user should check trademark restrictions. Permission to reproduceavailable through Archives Center.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000016 (AC scan no.)

Topic: Musical instruments -- Drawings -- 1900-1910.Saxophones -- Drawings -- 1900-1910


Genre/Form:

Advertisements -- 1900-1910

Box 11, Folder 8 Conn, C. G. Co. Typed letter, 9 Sept. 1903. Signed by Conn. Accompanied byadvertising letter, 1 p. (CE 66)

Box 11, Folder 8 Conn, C. G. Typed letter, 12 March 1912. 2 pp. plus envelope. Written by H.Benne Henton as an endorsement for Conn instruments. (MIS 72)

Box 11, Folder 8 Conn, C. G. Co. Typed letter, 26 Nov. 1913. 2 pp. plus discount slip. Signed byConn. (CE 17)

Box 11, Folder 8 Conn, C. G. Co. Typed letter, 10 Jan. 1914. 2 pp. Signed by Conn. (CE 18)

Box 11, Folder 8 Conn, C. G. Co. Typed letter, 5 March 1914. 1 p. Signed by Herbert L. Clarke.(CE 19)

Box 11, Folder 9 Cundy-Bettoney Co. (Boston). The Music Era. Periodical. Collection has v. 3,no. 4 (July, 1912); v. 3, no. 6 (Nov., 1912); v. 4, no. 1 (Jan., 1913); v. 4, no. 3(May, 1913). (CE 28)




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Box 11, Folder 10 Dale, Benjamin B. Co. (New York). "Special Circular of Dale's Cornets," ca.1900. (CE 38)

Box 11, Folder 10 Detroit Music Co. (Detroit). Trade Card, Depicts horn-playing bull.

Box 11, Folder 11 Ditson, Charles H. & Co. Typed letter, 2 Oct. 1908. 1 p. Signed by C. Ditson.(CE 16)

Box 11, Folder 11 Ditson, Oliver Co. (Boston). Publications For Military Band and Orchestra, ca.1900. 24 p. (CE 34)

Box 11, Folder 12 Ditson & Company, Over 2, 200 Music Books. N. Y. and Philadelphia. Catalog# 3. 300 p.

Box 11, Folder 13 Edison Phonograph Company. Advertising card for the phonograph, ca.1890. Negative #87-14265 (cover view; in color); negative #87-14266 (insidemessage; in color). (CE 67)

Box 11, Folder 14 Firth, Pond & Co. (New York). Receipt, 4 Feb. 1853. Negative #87-14062. (CE1)

Box 11, Folder 14 Firth, Pond & Co. Receipt, 7 Jan. 1858. Negative #87-14267. (CE 2)

Box 11, Folder 14 Fischer, Carl Co. Typed letter, 2 Oct. 1908. 1 p. (CE 24)

Box 11, Folder 15 Fischer, Carl Go. The Band Dieter's Guide to a Collection of Solo Eb CornetParts. N.Y., 1902. 223 pp.

Box 11, Folder 16 Fischer, Carl Co. Band Leaders Hand Book, ca. 1914. 32 pp. (CE 36)

Box 11, Folder 16 Fischer, Carl Co. Orchestra & Military Band Catalogue. 1914-15. 24 pp. pluswraps. (CE 35)

Box 11, Folder 17 Gordon, Hamilton S. Samples of Orchestra and Band Music. N.Y., ca. 1905.(CE 50)

Box 11, Folder 17 Hall & MoCreary Co. An Illustrated Dictionary of Musical Instruments with AGlossar of Musical Terms. Chicago: Hall and MoCreary, 1928.

Box 11, Folder 8 Henderson & Co. (Philadelphia) . Band Uniform Catalog. #120. 52, 4 pp. withcolored lithographs. Negative # 87-14268. (CE 27)

Box 11, Folder 19 Henderson-Ames Co. (Kalamazoo, Mich) . Military and Band Uniforms.Catalog #10. (CE 65)


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Box 11, Folder 20 Holton, Frank and Co. (Chicago office) . Typed letter, 8 June 1907. (CE 12)

Box 11, Folder 20 Holton, Frank and Co. (Buffalo office) . Typed letter, 5 July 1913. (CE 11)

Box 11, Folder 21 Howe's catalog of music. Incomplete.

Box 11, Folder 21 Jacob's Band Monthly (Boston) . Advertising brochure. 6 pp.

Box 11, Folder 22 Ludwig & Ludwig (Chicago) . Drum Catalog, 1935. 48 pp. with colored wraps.(CE 33)

Box 11, Folder 23 Ludwig & Ludwig. Here They Come; How You Can Organize a Drum Corps.5th rev. ed. 48 pp. (BE 39)

Box 11, Folder 23 Ludwig & Ludwig. The Ludwig Drum and Bugle Manual. 1930. 64 pp. (MIS 5)

Box 11, Folder 24 Leland and Son (Worcester, Mass.). Catalog for Eclipse band instruments, ca.1890. Illustrated. (CE 47)

Box 11, Folder 25 Lyon & Healy (Chicago) . Typed letter, 23 Jan. 1915. (CE 13)

Box 11, Folder 26 Martin Band Instrument Co. (Elkhart, Ind.). Six color advertising brochures, ca.1920.

Box 11, Folder 27 National Musical Association (Philadelphia). Catalog of the National MusicalAssociation, ca. 1900. 4, 120, 2 pp. (CE 42)

Osgood, C. W. Co. (Elkhart, Ind.). Manuscript letter, 29 Mar. 1920. (CE 15)

Box 12, Folder 29 Pepper, J. W. (Philadelphia). Manuscript letter and invoice, 15 Oct. 1888. 1 p.plus envelope. Negatives: Letter: #87-14269; Receipt: #87-14063; Receipt incolor: #87-14064. (CE 22)

Box 12, Folder 29 Pepper, J. W. Manuscript letter, 5 Nov. 1888. 1 p. plus envelope. (CE 23)

Box 12, Folder 30 Pepper, J. W. Instrument catalog. 40 pp. (CE 39)

Box 12, Folder 30 "J.W.P. Premier" musical instruments advertisement with illustrations ofcornet and trumpet plus text : trade catalog page, ca. 19001 Item (Ink on paper.)Pepper, J.W., ManufacturerPage 1 from undated Pepper catalog.

Copy prints available. Probably public domain due to expired copyright.Order from neg. no. 90-16437. Fees for commercial use.


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Local Numbers

90-16437 (OPPS Neg.)

Topic: Cornet -- 1890-1910Musical instruments -- 1890-1910Musical instruments industry -- 1890-1910Premier (brand name)Trumpet -- 1890-1910

Genre/Form:

Advertisements -- 1890-1910Trade catalogs -- 1890-1910

Box 12, Folder 30 Pepper, J. W. Orchestra Leaders' Guide. 1914. 64 pp. plus wraps. (CE 41)

Box 12, Folder 31 Pepper, J. W. Catalog of Music. No. 42. 80 pp. plus wraps. (CE 43)

Box 12, Folder 31 Pepper, J. W. Specimen parts for cornet and violin. Philadelphia, ca. 1890. 3items.

Box 12, Folder 32 Quinby, Benjamin F. U.S. Patent Report, 9 April 1872. 2 pp. Describes musicalinstruments. (CE 25)

Box 12, Folder 32 Rubank, Inc. (Chicago). Price lists with descriptive material. (CE 48)

Box 12, Folder 33 Samuels, Edward A. The Town and Country Musician. v. VI, no. 11 (Nov.1884).

Box 12, Folder 33 Samuels, Edward A. The Musician, v. XI, no. 10 (Oct. 1889). (CE 40)

Box 12, Folder 34 Squire, A. "Descriptive Catalogue of Music and Books for Bands andOrchestras." Cincinnati, 63 pp., undated

Box 12, Folder 35 Starkie's City Dye House. Trade card, ca. 1885. Advertises band uniformcleaning. Negative #87-14069. (BE 12)

Box 12, Folder 35 Thompson, C. W. Trade card, ca. 1880. Features a comic image of a cornetplayer. (CE 52)

Box 12, Folder 36 Van Wie, Charles H. (Albany). Autograph letter signed, 12 Dec. 1890. 3 pp.(CE 3)

Box 12, Folder 36 Vega Co. (Boston). Typed letter, 6 June 1907. 1 p. (CE 4)

Box 12, Folder 37 White, H. N. Co. (Cleveland). Typed letter, 19 June 1907. Signed by H. N.White. (CE 9)

Box 12, Folder 37 White, H. N. Co. Bill of sale for double-bell euphonium, 12 May 1917. (CE 8)


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Box 12, Folder 38 White, Jean. Monthly New Music Bulletin. Boston, August, 1889. 4 pp.

Box 12, Folder 39 Witmark and Sons. Our Salesman. Advertising periodical. Collection hastwo issues: one undated; one dated 1 Sept. 1912. The later issues of thispublication were produced by the Carl Fischer Ccnpany which took over theWitmark interests.

Box 12, Folder 40 Wurlitzer, Rudolph Co. (N. Tonawarria, N.Y. and DeKalb, 111.). MusicalInstruments. Standard of the World. Catalog #133. 120 pp. (CE 64)

Box 12, Folder 40 Wurlitzer, Rudolph Co. Wurlitzer Band and Orchestra Journal. 24 pp. (CE 37)

Box 12, Folder 41 York Band Instrument Co. (Grand Rapids, Mien.) Typed letter, 27 May 1907. 1p. (CE 6)

Box 12, Folder 41 York Band Instrument Co. Typed letter, 24 Feb. 1915. Signed by J. W. York?(CE 14)

Box 12, Folder 41 York Band Instrument Co. Typed letter, 11 Oct. 1915. 1 p. (CE 7)

Box 12, Folder 41 York Band Instrument Co. "The Instruments of the Band," 1927. 13 pp. (CE 63)

Box 12, Folder 42 Miscellaneous recent advertising brochures including publications by TonetteCo., The Fillmore Co., Evans Drums, and The Musicians' Shop. 5 items. (CE50)

Subseries 2.2: Band Ephemera

Box 13, Folder 1 Roles For Band Practice. Broadside, ca. 1860. Negative #87-14022. (BE 4)

Box 13, Folder 2 Chenango Forks (N.Y.) Cornet Band. Advertising card, 10 Aug. 1888. (BE 50)

Box 13, Folder 2 Ookato (Minn.) Cornet Band. Concert program, 18 Mar. 1890. (HE 36)

Box 13, Folder 3 Cornell Cadet Band, Ithaca, N.Y. Four publicity photographs in the form ofcigar box labels. Negative #87-14270. (BE 6, MIS 68)

Box 13, Folder 4 Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre Orchestra. Program, 7 Nov. 1874. Orchestraunder the direction of Harvey Dodworth. (BE 4)

Box 13, Folder 5-7 Dance/Ball Ephemera, 1868-1913. Various tickets, invitations, and dancecards. 13 items. (BE 15-19)


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Box 13, Folder 8 Duss Band. Concert programs for band's appearances at Luna Park,Pittsburgh, 27 Aug. - 1 Sept. Two copies. (BE 42)

Box 13, Folder 8 German Infantry Band. Concert program, 9 Sept. 1893. Shares billing withGerman Garde DuCorps Band. (BE 4)

Box 13, Folder 9 Gilmore's BandCl (Patrick S. Gilmore, leader) . Concert Garden Program, 30May 1877. Negative #87-14059. (BE 4)

Box 13, Folder 9 Manhattan Beach concert program, 15 July 1892 (BE IK 33)

Box 13, Folder 10 Gould's Military Band, Seneca, N.Y. letterhead with band photograph. (BE 8)

Box 13, Folder 11 Haverhill (Mass.) Cornet Band. Band fair ticket, Feb. 1883. (2 copies) Negative#87-14039; color negative: #87-14040. (BE 5)

Box 13, Folder 11 Haverhill Band fair programs, Feb. 1883. (2 copies) (BE 52, 53)

Box 13, Folder 12 Hazzard (Maine) Band. Program for excursion party/ 15 Sept. 1915. Includesphotograph of the band.

Box 13, Folder 13 Helen May Butler and Her ladies Military Band. Concert program, St. louisWorld's Fair, 18 Aug. 1904. Also program notes and ticket. (BE 41)

Box 13, Folder 14 Hillsborough Cornet Band. Identification cards for individual bandsmen. 7items. (BE 48)

Box 13, Folder 14 Hingham (Mass.) Brass Band. Concert program, 11 Apr. 1878. Negative#87-14271. (BE 4)

Box 13, Folder 14 Hopkinton Cornet Band. Concert ticket, ca. 1860. (BE 49)

Box 13, Folder 15 Ithaca (N.Y.) Band. Cigar box label, with photograph of the band. (BE 6)

Box 13, Folder 16 Independent Silver Band, Mt. Vernon, 111. Reunion minutes, Sept., 1914. 8typewritten pages. (BE 21)

Box 13, Folder 17 Jacksonville (Fla.) Band. Images of bandstands and concert scenes in apublicity booklet for the town. 64 pp. (BE 40)

Box 13, Folder 18-19 Jillson's Cornet Band, Hope Valley, Rhode Island. Manuscript record books,1873-87. 2 vol. (BE 23)

Box 13, Folder 20 Mahan's Music Festival. Program, 12 June 1885. Negative #87-14272. (BE 4)


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Box 13, Folder 20 Martin Mayer's Band. Trade card, ca. 1890. (BE 51) 20 Medway Cornet Band.Ticket, 19 Feb. 1884. (BE 22)

Box 13, Folder 20 Millersville Cornet Band. Ticket for Grand Leap Year Pic-Nic, 17 July 1880.Negative #87-14078. (BE 13)

Box 13, Folder 21 Myles Standish Band. Program for band's appearances at Hotel Nantasket,2-7 Aug. 1897. Also a second program for 8-14 Aug. 1897. (BE 35, 36)

Box 13, Folder 21-25 New York City's Military Bands. Invoices from the Department of Public Parksfor concerts presented to the public, 1892-1898. Bands represented includethe 7th Regt. Band, the 9th Regt. Band, the 12th Regt. Band, the 23d Regt.Band, the 47th Regt. Band, the Old Guard Band, and many others. 48 items.(BE 44)

Box 13, Folder 26 Nooksack Cornet Band. Concert program, 12 Dec. 1903. (BE 4)

Box 13, Folder 26 Noss Family Band, New Brighton, Fa. Trade card, ca. 1890. Negative#87-14001. (BE 9)

Box 13, Folder 26 Oregon Agricultural College Cadet Band. Concert program, 23 Dec. 1913. (BE46)

Box 14, Folder 27 Pasadena (Cal.) Municipal Band. Concert program for appearance at the RoseBowl. Concert sponsored by "The Colored Citizens of Pasadena." (BE 43)

Box 14, Folder 27 Pepperell (Mass.) Fire Dept. Program for the 6th Annual Concert and Ball, 7Jan. 1898. 8 pp. booklet. (BE 15)

Box 14, Folder 27 Saunders' Band, Peabody, Mass. Trade card. Negative #87-13989. (BE 11)

Box 14, Folder 28 San Antonio Band. Pictured in International Exposition. San Antonio, 1909."Mexican Band" is also illustrated. (MIS 11)

Box 14, Folder 29 The Sousa Band (John Philip Sousa, leader). Inaugural Ball program, 4 March1881. Booklet, 12pp., in color. (BE 38)

Box 14, Folder 29 Concert program for appearance at the Court Square Theater, Springfield,Mass., 16 Nov. 1894. (BE 34)

Box 14, Folder 29 Concert program for appearance at the Opera House, Mauch Chunk, Pa., 16Jan. 1906. (BE 4)

Box 14, Folder 29 Concert program for appearance in Los Angeles, 25-30 Oct. 1909. (BE 2)


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Box 14, Folder 29 Concert program for appearance at Harmony Club, Fort Worth, Texas, 24 Dec.1919. (BE 45)

Box 14, Folder 30 Twenty-Third Regt. Band (Alfred D. Fans, leader). Program for band'sappearances at Prospect Park, 1895. (BE 1)

Box 14, Folder 30 University of Illinois Military Band. Concert program with photograph, 18 April1914. (BE 3)

Box 14, Folder 30 Vessella's Italian Band. Program for band's appearances at Steel Pier, AtlanticCity, 7-13 April 1912. (BE 32)

Box 14, Folder 30 Wallack's Theater Band. Program for appearance in a play entitled "Itosedale,"15 May 1877. (BE 4)

Box 14, Folder 31 Weil's Band, St. Lcuis. Promenade concert program and dance card, ca. 1904.(BE 41)

Box 14, Folder 31 White's Military Band. Advertising card for appearance at Worcester (Mass.)Skating Rink, 6 Feb. 1884. Negative #87-14038. (BE 10)

Box 14, Folder 31 Wilson's Ka-Noo-No Karnival Kbncert Band. Letter, with band's photograph, 31Dec. 1912. (BE 8)

Box 14, Folder 31 Wolfboro Cornet Band. Photograph from published work entitled HistoricalNew England. (BE 31)

Box 14, Folder 32 World Peace Jubilee. Ticket, June, 1872. (BE 20)

Box 14, Folder 32 Worcester (Mass.) Brass Band. Advertising card for appearances at theWorcester Skating Rink, 1884. Card also lists the Worcester Cadet Band.Negative #87-14273. (BE 10)

Box 14, Folder 33 Busch, Frederick. Trade card with receipt on verso, 1888. (CE 55)

Box 14, Folder 34 Engels, Harry. "Personal reminiscences of music, drama, and literature inBoston and New York, 1869-86." Manuscript notebook, 1 v. Gift of Mrs. LouiseMcCoy.

Box 14, Folder 35 Holt, G. Dana. Envelope advertising services as cornet soloist and teacher.(MIS 71)

Box 14, Folder 35 Literati, Alessandro. Souvenir card and program commemorating appearancesat the 23d Triennial Conclave of the Knights Templar, 24 Jan. 1886. Negative#87-14000. (BE 14)


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Box 14, Folder 35 Pew, Walter and Darla. Musician's union card, 1923-24, and A.F.M. transferreceipt, 1922. (MIS 12)

Box 14, Folder 35 Reinewald, K. L. Receipt for music lessons. (MIS 70)

Subseries 2.3: Music

Box 15, Folder 1-2 Manuscript part books, ca. 1850. 2 vols. Philadelphia theater music.Inscriptions read "clarinetto/John Winens" and "1st violin/Miss Daval." Marbleboards, 1/4 leather spines.

Box 15, Folder 3 Manuscript band books, ca. 1865. 4 vols. Small, soft-bound books typical ofthe Civil War period.

Box 15, Folder 4 Ringgold Band, Beading, Pa. E-flat saxophone book, ca. 1895. Marching size.

Box 15, Folder 5-7 George M. Noll's cornet part books, ca. 1895. Music used variously by theCenter County (PA) Band and the Montrose (PA) Band. Manuscript and printednotations. Negative # 91-2451 (folder 7).Image(s)

Box 15, Folder 7, Page1

Philadelphia Quickstep (No. 13) [musical composition], [ca. 1895]1 Item (Ink on paper, in printed part book.; 5.5" x 6.9")Image(s): Philadelphia Quickstep (No. 13) [musical composition, ca. 1895].Noll, George M., PublisherGuth?, J., ComposerComposition by J. Guth? from George M. Noll's cornet part book.

OPPS Neg. 91-2451. Copyright expired; public domain, but theSmithsonian Institution makes no warranty or representation regardingthe fitness for publication of information derived from or copies from itscollections. Permission to reproduce available through Archives Center andS.I. Office of Printing and Photographic Services.

Local Numbers

AC0253-0000013.tif (AC scan no.)

91-2451 (OPPS Neg.)

Topic: Cornet -- 1890-1900


Genre/Form:

Musical compositions -- 1890-1900Part books -- 1890-1900

Box 16, Folder 8 Music to Be Performed at the World's Peace Jubilee. Boston: C. G. Cook,1872. 178 p. Part book.




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Box 16, Folder 9-15 Cornet Part Books, ca. 1895. Issued for the most part by the J. W. PepperCompany. Miscellaneous marching band books and part sets, 1900-1940. 19items.

Box 17, Folder 16 Band training method books. 5 items.

Box 17, Folder 17-21 Sets of parts for concert band, 1900-1970. 10 sets.

Box 18, Folder 22 Hall, R. B. , "Famous Marches," 1899. Photograph of R. B. Hall on cover. (MO23)

Box 18, Folder 23 Hero's Quick Step. Boston: Henry Prentiss, 1836. Lithograph of band on cover.(MCJ 24)

Box 18, Folder 24 Holloway, John, "The Blues Quickstep." Boston: E. H. Wade, 1836. Also onedamaged copy of same. (MIS 19)

Box 18, Folder 25 Hooton, James, "Pulaski Quick Step." Boston: Parker and Ditson, 1836. (MJ25)

Box 18, Folder 26 Lyon, George W. the Saxonia Quickstep. Boston: Henry Tolman, 1849. (MIS20)

Box 18, Folder 27 Moss, Jos., "Mocking Bird Schottish." N.Y.: Firth, Pond, and Co., 1859. (MO 6)

Box 18, Folder 28 Prentiss Collection of Marches, 1841.

Box 18, Folder 29 Sousa, John Philip, "The Directorate March," (MO 4)

Box 18, Folder 30 The Liberty Bell March. (MO 4, 28)

Box 18, Folder 31 Manhattan Beach March," cover only. (MO 27)

Box 18, Folder 32 The Stars and Stripes Forever March. (MO 4)

Box 18, Folder 33 Sorrentino, Eugenic, "Willow Grove March." Philadelphia: Theodore Presser,1899. (MO 5)

Subseries 2.4: Periodicals

Box 18, Folder 1 Musical Messenger, v. 3, nos. 1, 5, 10

Box 18, Folder 2 The Musician, v. 17, no. 7


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Box 18, Folder 3 Rochester Music Times v. 1, no. 1, 16 pp.

Box 18, Folder 3 Trifet/s Monthly Galaxy of Music.

Box 18, Folder 3 The Tuneful Yankee, v. 1, no. 1, 48 pp.

Box 18, Folder 4 The Vox Humana, v. 4, no. 8 , 16 pp.

Box 18, Folder 4 United States Musical Review, v. 2, no. 2

Box 18, Folder 4 Whitney's Musical Guest, v. 7, no. 7

Box 19, Folder 5-7 The Dominant; A Journal of Musical Progress.Collection has the following 18 issues: 1893 (Mar.); 1895 (Jan.); 1897 (Feb.,Mar., May, June, Aug., Sept., Nov.); 1898 (Jan., June, July, Aug., Oct., Nov.,Dec.); 1899 (Jan., Feb.); 1905 (Jan.).

Box 19, Folder 8 The Etude Music Magazine; A Monthly Journal for the Musician. The MusicStrident and All Music Lovyrs. v. 49, no. 9 (Sept, 1931). Contains an article byJohn Philip Sousa.

Box 19, Folder 9-12 The Metronome: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Interest of Music inGeneral. , 1897-1907Collection has the following 16 issues: 1897 (June); 1898 (Nov.); 1899 (May,June, Aug.); 1900 (Jan., May); 1901 (Jan.); 1902 (Feb., Sept); 1903 (Jan.,Sept.); 1904 (Feb., Sept.); 1905 (Feb.); 1907 (Aug.).

Subseries 2.5: Oversized Paper Ephemera

Box 20, Folder 1 The Cornet Band. Cleveland, Ohio. Collection has v. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1, 1884).

Box 20, Folder 2 Fillmore Advertiser. 1916-17. Collection has the following issues: v. 4, no. 2(1916); v. 4, no. 3 (1916-17); v. 5, no. 1 (1917). (CE 29)

Box 20, Folder 3 Frank Leslie's Illustrated. 10 Nov. 1860. Issue includes description of aceremony in Baltimore with bands as well as an illustration of an outdoor stageresembling a bandstand. (MIS 67)

Box 20, Folder 4 Gleason/s Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion. 11 Oct. 1851. Includes articleon the railroad jubilee and material on bands. See pp. 369-384. (MIS 32)

Box 20, Folder 5 Lyon & Healy Band Herald. Chicago. Collection has issue for April, 1893. (CE60)

Box 20, Folder 6 Mead, Leon, '"Hie Military Bands of the United States," 1889 Supplement toLeslie's Weekly. 4 pp. (MIS 66)


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Box 20, Folder 7 Pepper, J. W., Musical Times & Band Journal, v. 12, no. 142. (CE 59)

Box 20, Folder 8 Wind instruments. Encyclopedia plate, 1818. Depicts a number of instrumentsincluding a serpent and natural trumpet. (MIS 56)

Box 20, Folder 9 The Fusilier Guards, ca. 1850. British. Matted print.

Box 20, Folder 10 "Funeral Train of General Grant Passing West Point," 1886. Hand-coloredlithograph. Shows band on train platform. (MIS 22)

Box 20, Folder 11 "Boston Brass Band." Woodcut from Gleason's Pictorial Drawing-RoomCompanion. 9 Aug. 1851. .2 copies. (MIS 24, 65)

Box 20, Folder 11 Worcester City Guards. Gleason's. 4 Oct. 1851. (MIS 25)

Box 20, Folder 12 "Dodworth's Cornet Band." From Gleason/s Pictorial Drawing-RoomCompanion, 17 Jan 1852, p. 41. The article is accompanied by two woodcutillustrations. (MIS 31)

Box 20, Folder 12 "Serenade" by Dodworth's Band. From Glftagon/s Pictorial Drawing-RoomCompanion. 31 March 1860, p. 283. (MIS 23)

Box 20, Folder 13 Encampment of the Boston Cadets at Nahant. From Gleason/s PictorialDrawing—roan Companion, ca. 1853.

Box 20, Folder 14 Ohio and Mississippi Railroad celebration—with band. From Leslie's Weekly.20 June 1857, pp. 35, 37. (MIS 33)

Box 20, Folder 15 Japanese embassy reviewing the New York Volunteer troops. From Leslie'sWeekly. 30 June 1860. (MIS 26)

Box 20, Folder 15 Union volunteer refreshment saloon, with band. From Leslie's Weekly. 27Sept. 1862, p. 5. (MIS 27)

Box 20, Folder 16 Gilmore & Co. advertisement. From Harper's Weekly, 19 May 1866. (MIS 30)

Box 20, Item 16 Advertisement for "Celebrated Band Instruments" from Harper's Weekly, 19May 18661 Item (Ink on paper.)Gilmore & Co., AdvertiserWith illustration of trumpet. "Gilmore & Co.'s / celebrated bandinstruments / extensively used in the Army and Navy."


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Brass bands -- 1860-1870Harper's WeeklyMusical instruments industry -- 1860-1870Musicians -- 1860-1870

Genre/Form:

Advertising -- 1860-1870

Box 20, Folder 17 "Saturday afternoon in the New York Central Park." From Harpers Weekly. 9Oct. 1869, p. 649. Negative #87-14080. (MIS 35)

Box 20, Folder 18 "The Mighty Drum Major." From Harper's Weekly 13 July 1872, p. 552.Negative #87-14029. (MIS 36)

Box 20, Folder 19 "Ine Circus Coming into Town." From Harpers Weekly. 4 Oct. 1873, p. 865.Negative #87-13998. (MIS 37)

Box 20, Folder 19 Unveiling the statue of the late Governor John A. Andrew, 1875. Descriptivetext accompanies illustration of ceremonies. Band in view.

Box 20, Folder 20 "Jim Brown, A Favorite Comic Song," 1836. (MIS 62)

Box 20, Folder 20 "The Automation Band." From Gleason's Pictorial. 1851. (MIS 63)

Box 20, Folder 20 Instruments exhibited at the Paris International Exhibition. 2 pp. (MIS 64)

Box 20, Folder 21 The United States Marine Band. Folder of 4 lithographs. Reproductions. (MIS57)

Box 20, Folder 21 Druid Hill Bandstand, Baltimore. Reproduction of a nineteenth-centuryphotograph. Shews bandsmen.

Box 21, Folder 22 Columbus Music House. Scranton, Pa., ca. 1900. Advertising newspaper,issued irregularly.

Box 21, Folder 23 The Leader. A Journal of Useful Information For Bands and Orchestras.Boston, 1882-1898. Collection has the following issues: v. 6, no. 8 (May 1881);v. 8, no. 3 (Dec. 1882); v. 8, no. 11 (Sept. 1883); v. 9, no. 9 (June, 1884); v. 10,no. 9 (June 1885); v. 10, no. 10 (Aug. 1885); v. 10, no. 12 (Oct. 1885); v. 13,no. 8 (May 1888); v. 14, no. 7 (Apr. 1889).

Box 21, Folder 24 The Leader (continued): v. 16, no, 8 (May 1891); (Oct. 1898).

Box 21, Folder 25 Military Bands and Orchestras. Camden, N. J., 1904. Collection has thefollowing issues: v. 16, no. 4 (Jan. 1904); also issue for Oct. 1904.

Box 21, Folder 26 "Leavitt's Swiss Bell Ringers." Advertising broadside. Also lists brass band.Measures 21" x 8". (BE 25)


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Box 21, Folder 26 "Third Annual Fair," Tilton, N.H. Advertising broadside. Lists bands. Measures23" x 7". (BE 26)

Box 21, Folder 26 "Fourth of July at Tupper Lake, N.Y." Advertising broadside. Measures 25" x8". (BE 29)

Box 21, Folder 27 "Louise Shaffer, Musical Artiste." Publicity lithograph. Measures 13" x 18".(MIS 1)

Box 21, Folder 28 Fingering charts for flute and bassoon, ca. 1825. Pen on rag paper, text inGerman. Includes fine drawings of 8-key flute and 8-key bassoon as well as apage of early bassoon music. Measures 14" x 17".

Box 21, Folder 29 Musical instruments, including pianos., pipe organs, reed organs, banjos andguitars, and music boxes. Large engraved plates from Butterfield. (MIS 2)

Box 21, Folder 30 "Political demonstration of the present presidential campaign." From New-YorkIllustrated News. 13 Oct. 1860, pp. 360-61; with article on p. 363. Negative#87-14079. (MIS 39)

Box 21, Folder 31 "Reception of the Japanese in New York; View of the Procession." FrankLeslie's Illustrated Newspaper. 23 June 1860. (MIS 34)

Box 21, Folder 32 "U. S. Steamer Monticello Shelling the Rebel Troops at Chicamacomico."From Leslie/s Weekly. 2 Nov. 1862, pp. 376-377. Negative #87-13993. (MIS40)

Box 21, Folder 33 "Fair Time—Entrance to the Circus Tent." Harper/s Weekly. 12 June 1875), pp.480-81. Negative #87-14274. (MIS 38)

Box 21, Folder 34 Gilmore's Band at the Centennial Exhibition. From a woodcut in the HistoricalRegister of the Centennial Exposition (Philadelphia, ca. 1877), 120-21.Negative #87-13990 (close-up); Negative #87-14275 (full view). (MIS 3)

Box 21, Folder 35 "Philadelphia, Pa.—The Centennial Exposition— Procession." From Leslie'sWeekly. 17 June 1876, pp. 240-41. (MIS 41)

Box 21, Folder 36 "The music festival, Seventh Regiment Armory." From Harpers Weekly. 6 May1882, pp. 280-81. (MIS 42)

Box 21, Folder 37 Henderson-Ames Co. (Kalamazoo, Michigan). Advertising broadsides (2 incolor) and related documents.

Box 21, Folder 38 Barrows, Fred B. Scrapbook, ca. 1900. Contains numerous newspaperclippings, concert programs, and advertisements related to band performance


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around the turn of the century. Focus is on the area around Ayer,Massachusetts, where Barrows was an active bandsman. (BE 24)

Box 21, Folder 39 Child's puzzle, ca. 1890. Lithograph, 7 1/2" x 7 1/4". Spells the word "march"and depicts a inarching band. (MIS 51)

Subseries 2.6: Artifacts

Box 22 Photographic band pillow, ca. 1910.

Box 23 Picture frames, originally containing photographs of bands.

Box 24 Picture frames, originally containing photographs of bands.

Subseries 2.7: Folio—Size Broadsides

Grand Concert! Broadside, 1862. Advertises appearance of the Hopkinton(NH) Cornet Band. 24" x 36". Negative #87-14074. (MIS 21)

Portrait of Patrick S. Gilmore endorsing Conn instruments, ca. 1890. Full colorlithograph, 30" x 22". (MIS 43)

Portrait of Jules Levy endorsing Distin instruments, ca. 1880. Black and whitelithograph, 28" x 22". (MIS 44)

Agricultural meeting, Hampton Beach, N. H. Broadside, 35" x 10". (BE 27)

[Advertisement for Conn musical instruments with portrait of Patrick S.Gilmore : color lithographic poster], [ca. 1890.]1 Item (Colored inks on paper; 30" x 22")C.G. Conn, Ltd., PublisherCalvert Litho. Co., The (Detroit, Mich.), PrinterGilmore is described as band master, 22nd Regiment, N.G.S.N.Y.

Poster shows Gilmore in uniform, says he "indoreses" [sic] the "Wonder"Instruments made by C. G. Conn, Elkhart, Ind. & Worcester, Mass.

Probably public domain, copyrights expired. Fees for commercial use. Orderfrom neg. no. 92-1458.

Local Numbers

92-1458 (OPPS Neg. no.).

In Series 2, Sub-Series 7, item 2.


Topic: Bandmasters -- 1880-1900 -- U.S.


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Bands (Music) -- 1880-1900Musical instruments industry -- 1880-1900Musicians -- 1880-1900Wonder (Musical Instruments)

Genre/Form: Lithographs -- 1880-1900Posters -- 1880-1900


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