Bingville Coronet Band in full costume

Title:: Bingville Coronet Band in full costume
Description:: Band posed in front of Lovejoy's Barn
Date:: [1875–1920]
Format:: Photographs
Genre:: Photographic prints
Portrait photographs
Group portraits
Location:: Lawrence Library
Collection (local):: Historical Collections, Lawrence Library, Pepperell, MA
Subjects:: Bands
Places:: Massachusetts > Middlesex (county) > Pepperell
Extent:: 1 photograph : print on mount ; mount 7 x 9 in
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Notes:: Title from item or accompanying material.
Additional names: Lovejoy's Barn, Bingville Coronet Band.
Text from item: "Kindness of Sybil S. Ramsey. L.F. Robbins." Apparently an "Antiques and Horribles" procession. "satirical parades of 'fantastics,' 'odds and ends,' or 'antiques and horribles' that also marched in many New England towns very early on the morning on the Fourth of July. They used costumes, masks, blackface, and disguise to illustrate gender and class reversal. Their satire and broad parody were aimed at authority, women, and foreigners." --Jane C. Nylander, "Community and Culture in New England Parades, 1840-1940," Magazine Antiques, Summer 2010, 124-33.
Additional geographic information: Foster St.
Notes (date):: Date from item or accompanying material.
This date is inferred.
Notes (object):: Torn
Accession #:: 105
Identifier:: MP0193