Williamsburg (Mass.) Drum Corps, c. 1904

Williamsburg (Mass.) Drum Corps, c. 1904

Item Information

Title:
Williamsburg (Mass.) Drum Corps, c. 1904
Description:
Group portrait of the Williamsburg Drum Corps, about 1904. But for this photograph, the existence of this local youth organization would be unknown today. No other information has been discovered about it. Anyone who has any such information is asked to contact Daria D'Arienzo at the email address below. The photograph is 6.25 x 8 inches mounted on a 10 x 10.4 inch board. Written on the face of the board in an unknown hand are the following notes: 'Taken about 1904. First Row: Elwyn Hyde/ Second Row (Left to Right): Wesley Ames/ George Kelly/ Casper Waldemire/ Philip Graves/ Back Row: Edward Hyde/ Arthur Graves'. This list is four names short of the number of boys in the picture.
Name on Item:
Photographer unknown
Date:
[ca. 1904]
Format:
Photographs
Location:
Williamsburg Historical Society
Collection (local):
Williamsburg, Mass., Historical Society, Historic Photographs Collection
Subjects:
Williamsburg (Mass.)
Hyde, Elwyn, 1894-1993
Ames, Wesley, 1887-1923
Kelly, George, 1890-?
Waldemire, Casper, ?-?
Graves, Philip Richards, 1887-1969
Hyde, Edward Lucius, 1885-?
Graves, Arthur F., 1886-1978
Williamsburg Drum Corps
Drum and bugle corps--Massachusetts--Williamsburg
Places:
Massachusetts > Hampshire (county) > Williamsburg
Permalink:
https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/4j03db52j
Terms of Use:
Permission to publish the image must be obtained from the Williamsburg Historical Society by writing to ddarienzo@cwmars.org or Meekins@cwmars.org. The Williamsburg Historical Society, Williamsburg, Mass., must be credited as the original source of the item for all use.
Contact host institution for more information.
Language:
English
Notes:
Part of the Williamsburg, Mass., Historical Society, Historic Photographs Collection.
Identifier:
Williamsburg Historical Society--Historic Photographs Collection--WHS901 Williamsburg Drum Corps, 1904
Wmsb_Drum_Corps-1904