5-piece German style band dressed in lederhosen performing on the tarmac. The sign in front of the tent reads "United by Love on Food for the Shares. Most gripping, soul stirring melodrama. Added attraction, Hugo Hesenfeffer and his musical...
A group of military personnel march past a brass band during a unit dress parade at the 179th Station Hospital, Adak, Alaska, August 1943 - October 1945.
A group of nurses is marching in formation down a dirt road past officers on a reviewing stand, while the nurse leading the unit salutes. They are taking part in a unit dress parade at the 179th Station Hospital, Adak, Alaska, August 1943 - October...
A marching band waiting at Pier 39 for a ship to arrive. Air Force members can be seen waiting inside the pier building. A black box with a yellow strip on the side of the building reads "Life Rings."
Army Band marching past Columbia Lumber Company of Alaska. Columbia has a neon sign reading Columbia Lumber. Next door to Columbia Lumber is a sigh for Schoen Paints.
Band members wearing identical hats and sweaters pose with some of their instruments on the street outside a hotel. A sign hanging from the building reads "Hotel [?] European". This photograph was possibly taken in Cordova, Alaska. 1920's? Original...
Close-up shot of the Army Band leading the Fur Rendezvous parade down 4th Avenue in Anchorage, February 18-21, 1941. A large drum with an eagle insignia is prominent in the photograph. Original photograph size: 3 1/2" x 4 1/2". 269
Governor John W. Troy (center, in suit and white hat) and players are flanked by the Juneau City and Juneau High School Bands. Signs in image: G.E. Krause, Building Contractor. Juneau Motors. W.R. Johnson. Drum in image: Alford John...
Horse drawn float, with people and flags, followed by a marching band, moving through the city street. Wooden sidewalks are crowded with spectators. Signs in image: Hotel Hunter; Old Charter Whiskey, Pacific Coast Steamship Co.