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1. 10 Negative films, four cells to each totaling around 40 photos, all depicting a welcome home rally for President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan. Featuring the Salvation Army Brass Band.

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2. 2nd Annual Senior Bandsmen and Songster Councils, Southern California Division Musical Forces, April 1, 1978. - 0

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3. 3rd Annual Bandorama, Los Angeles Congress Hall, February 4, 1978. - 0

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4. 60th Anniversary Thanksgiving Music Festival Chicago Staff Band, November 23, 1967. - 0

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5. 75 Years in Rose Tournament Forms Giant Witness, New Frontier, January 15, 1994, p.4-5. - 0

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6. A 4x6 photograph of a Salvation Army band playing as part of a welcoming party for the President. The officers in the front are Ken and Barbara Hood and Gladys and David Riley.

   People

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7. A 4x6 photo of children at music camp.

   People music

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8. A 8x10 photograph of a small brass ensemble including George Baker, Mike White, Kevin Larsson and Chris Mallett.

   People music

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9. A black and white photograph of a banquet featuring several officers in attendance. Far right: Col. Charles Dodd, Col. Veretta Dodd.

   Photograph Social & Personal Activity

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10. A black and white photograph of a bell ringer, and a group of brass players: one playing a trumpet, one possibly playing a French horn, and two playing euphoniums.

    Photograph

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11. A black and white photograph of a group of Salvation Army brass band players on a parade. In the background, Milling Co. Holding a timbrel: Betty Johnson.

    Photograph Parades & Pageants

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12. A black and white photograph of a Salvation Army band. The band is comprised of both brass instruments, string instruments, and drums. The band has both male and female members as well as children. The band and the people in it are not known.

    Children People

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13. A black and white photograph of the Lytton Band in the early 1900's, featuring various brass instruments and Colonel W. Bourne.

    Social & Personal Activity Religious Community

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14. A black and white photograph of the Lytton Home band from Lytton California. Front row are Bob Fraser, Carl Bollinger, an unknown Salvationist, Ernest Bree, W. Roswell, David Hilbert, Don Horton and Frank Leo Grander. Second Row is Stuart Lambert, Bill DuTemeple, Robert McFarlan, Chet Lansing, Ryan DuTemple, and Jess Doss. Back Row holds Alex Britz, Bill Roberts, Walter Titus, Bob Crave, and Verne Panse.

    Social & Personal Activity Religious Community

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. A black and white photograph of the Lytton Home Band in front of a building. The Band features various instruments, such as sousaphone, trombones, and drums. The America flag can be seen in the back. The people in the photograph are: Front Row: Helen Smeeton (3rd from left, trombone), Harry Stillwell Jr. (kneeling), Major and Mrs. Waite, Colonel and Mrs. Smeeton, Captain Harry Stillwell (B/M), Victor Johnson (5th from right second row).

    Photograph

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16. A black and white photograph of the Lytton Home Band, with various brass instruments, including sousaphones, trombones, and euphoniums. They are in front of the San Francisco Citadel. Featured in the photo Harry Stillwell behind the drums, and his son Harry Stillwell is to his right in the second row. Front row: Kenneth Cooper (Bass), Melvin Scott, Kenneth Ingersoll, Milton Newman, Capt. Harry Stillwell (Bandmaster), Col. A. Smeeton, Brig. F. Waite (trombone), Aldrence McCann, Walter Adams Smith, Richard Jose, Harold Nelson (bass Drum), John Farris (snare drum) Second row(cornet): Victor Johnson, Charles Aldrich, Arthur Kagee, Richard Ruthven, Harry Stillwell Jr., Charles Ryan, Frank Jenkins, Ernesto Diaz, Vernon Vidalin, Edward Ramos, Harold Leaming, W. Campbell Third row: Kenneth McGillinray (alto), George Roberts, John Drieth, Charles Miles (baritone), Russel Rhea "Sub", Clifford Humbert, Alex Sparks (alto), Charles Jones, Dwight McColloch, Frank Barrett, Kenneth Tinkham (clarinet), Ray Gerlach.

    Social & Personal Activity Religious Community

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. A black and white photograph of the Salvation Army Tabernacle Band in Los Angeles First row: Glenn Lycan, Bill Hussey, Sam Horwood, Jack Wood Sr., Brigadier Norm Boyer, Band Leader Lt. Colonel Bram Collier, Bandmaster Ray Ogg, Cornets: Herb Wiseman, Captain C.O. Irv Pope, Dick Wiseman, Bob Docter Second row: Euphoniums: Harry Sparks, Eddie (Murphy) Yasatake, Baritones: Harold Gooding, Cy Nottle, Wesley Morton, Flagbearer: Ralph Powell, Drum: Al Sherman, Cornets: Glenn Jackson, Fred Borkgren, Mike Russell, Bill Nottle, Jack (JK) Wood Third row: Basses: Fred Robinson, Evan Ramsdale, John Morton, Herb Bree, Gordon Feldman, Bob Wilmer, Walt Jackson, Fred Akerman, Tom Nottle, Art Baker, Kyle Piercey

    Photograph Social & Personal Activity

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18. A black and white photograph with various men with brass instruments sitting in front of an old house. Some of the men also have drums.

    Social & Personal Activity Religious Community

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. A booklet titled "The Salvation Army Brass Band Journal (Festival Series)" which features the sheet music for "Suite-Songs of the Seasons," Meditation-Room in my heart," Horn solo-The old rustic bridge," and "March-Paraphrase-The little ship." - 0

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20. A booklet titled "The Salvation Army Brass Band Journal Festival Series" which features the sheet music for "Where Duty Calls," "Voices of the Heart," "The Divine Pursuit," and "The Heralds." - 0

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    Record Type: Archive