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1. 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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2. A brochure about the features of the Kleinhans Music Hall in Buffalo, NY, which was used for the Los Angeles Tabernacle Band's concert in 1960. This item is contained in a scrapbook. Although it is individually catalogged, it has been placed in its original location within the scrapbook, on page 3. - 0

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3. A B & W group photograph of the Los Angeles Tabernacle Band. Band executive officer, Lt. Col. Bramwell Collier, Bandmaster Ray Ogg, and Corps officers Major James and Judy Watt. - 1957

   Religious Community Photograph music

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4. A B & W photograph of a Salvation Army band in front of a church.

   Religious Community Photograph music Buildings

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5. A B & W photograph of a Tabernacle Band, 1954. - 1954

   Photograph Religious Community

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6. A B & W photograph of children listening to a Salvation Army band play outdoors. - 1957

   Religious Community Photograph music

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7. A B & W photograph of Eric Ball at the Los Angeles Tabernacle. - 1960

   Religious Community music

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8. A B & W photograph of four Salvation Army bands at the Oakland Congress Hall and Tabernacle at Oakland Scottish Rite Center in Oakland, California. Bands in the photograph include: Lower left- Los Angeles Congress Hall, Upper left: Los Angeles Tabernacle, Lower right: Oakland Citadel, Upper right: San Francisco Citadel

   music

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9. A B&W photograph of Los Angeles Tabernacle Band. - 1953

   Photograph Religious Community music

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. A B & W photograph of Salvation Army officers and bandsmen. (2 copies) First row: Herb Wiseman and Art Baker, sixth and seventh from left Second row: Eva Baker, second from left Third row: Russ Smalley, Goff Crusberg, Glenn Lycan, Harry Sparks,--,--, Eddie (Murphy) Yasatake, --,--,--

    Officers People

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. A B & W photograph of the Los Angeles Citadel Band (Tabernacle), first Salvation Army band to fly to engagement, Los Angeles to Phoenix, 2nd Flying Tigers flight to Arizona. - 1946

    Photograph Religious Community Religion music

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12. A B & W photograph of the Los Angeles Congress Hall Band on left and Los Angeles Band on right. - 1953

    music Officers Photograph Religion Religious Community

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13. A B & W photograph of the Los Angeles Tabernacle Band at a County Hospital. - 1954

    Religious Community Photograph music Buildings

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14. A B & W photograph of the Los Angeles Tabernacle band. First row: Lt. Colonel Bram Collier, Band Leader, Bandmaster Ray Ogg, Major Herb Wiseman, C.O. Second row: Horns: Jack Wood Sr., Brigadier Norm Boyer, Goff Crusberg, Art Baker, Glenn Lycan, Flugelhorn: John Weilmaker, Cornets: Mike Russell, Fred Borkgren, Eric Scarnas, Jack (JK) Wood, Bob Docter, Russ Smalley, George Johnstone, Dick Wiseman, Bill Nottle, Bill Bearchell Third row: Flagbearer: Charlie Brown, Euphoniums: Harry Sparks, Pete Stewart, Baritones: Cy Nottle, Sam Horwood, Harold Gooding, Wesley Morton, Drum: Gordon Feldman, Basses: Fred Robinson, Evan Ramsdale, John Morton, Herb Bree, Trombones: Bob Wilmer, Dick Millington, Charlie Morris, Tom Nottle, Eddie (Murphy) Yasatake, Henry Linden, Kyle Piercey, Flagbearer: Ralph Powell. - 1958

    Photograph Religious Community Religion music

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. A B & W photograph of The Salvation Army Los Angeles Tabernacle Band at the Pasadena Auditorium during the Phil Kerr Program. - 02/10/1958

    Religious Community music

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16. A B&W photo of Bandmaster Ray Ogg shows Commissioner and Mrs. Edgar Dibden a score of selection to be played in Salvationist Rally.

    Photograph religious community Officers music

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17. A collection of record albums: Hollywood Tabernacle Band, Los Angeles Tabernacle Band, Sword-Bearers Commissioning, and musicals by John Gowans and John Larsson: The Blood of the Lamb, Glory! and Take-Over Bid (100 years in the West).

    1950

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18. A color photograph of the Los Angeles Tabernacle Band of the Salvation Army. First row: Lt. Colonel Bram Collier, Band Leader, Bandmaster Ray Ogg, Major Herb Wiseman, C.O. Second row: Horns: Jack Wood Sr., Brigadier Norm Boyer, Goff Crusberg, Art Baker, Glenn Lycan, Flugelhorn: John Weilmaker, Cornets: Mike Russell, Fred Borkgren, Eric Scarnas, Jack (JK) Wood, Bob Docter, Russ Smalley, George Johnstone, Dick Wiseman, Bill Nottle, Bill Bearchell Third row: Flagbearer: Charlie Brown, Euphoniums: Harry Sparks, Pete Stewart, Baritones: Cy Nottle, Sam Horwood, Harold Gooding, Wesley Morton, Drum: Gordon Feldman, Basses: Fred Robinson, Evan Ramsdale, John Morton, Herb Bree, Trombones: Bob Wilmer, Dick Millington, Charlie Morris, Tom Nottle, Eddie (Murphy) Yasatake, Henry Linden, Kyle Piercey, Flagbearer: Ralph Powell. - 1958

    music Religious Community

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. A copy of a program for the Los Angeles Tabernacle Band's 1960 concert in Buffalo, NY, entitled "Symphony in Brass". This item is contained in a scrapbook. Although it is individually catalogged, it has been placed in its original location within the scrapbook, on page 8. - 0

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    Record Type: Archive

    
20. Advisory Board of Anaheim presents The Salvation Army Benefit Concert, Los Angeles Tabernacle Band, November 8, 1958. - 0

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    Record Type: Archive