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Woodmen of the World Band

Photograph of the Woodmen of the World Band, Tishomingo, OK. L to R: Back Row: 1. Charles Hawkins, Clarinet; 2. Jess Enbe, Trombone; 3. Lem Richardson, Baritone Trombone; 4. Jess Easley, Trumpet; 5. Prof. Geck, Trumpet; 2nd Row: 1. Alton King, Trombone; 2. Van Thornton, Clarinet; 3. Alvie Moore, Baritone Trombone; 4. George Moore, Baritone Trombone; 5. Ross Lipe, Baritone Trombone; 6. Frank Costilee, French Horn; 1st Row: 1. Ernest Lucas, French Horn; 2. Jake Hacker, Bass Drum; 3. Lem Burris, Traps; 4. Alfred Decordova, Trombone; Front: 1. Huston Conklin, French Horn, September 1916.

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Downloaded visible Gateway metadata export for this french-horn research row. Source: Gateway metadata source field not supplied; see item URL. Collection code: CHCHM. Institution code: OKHS. Place/context: United States - Oklahoma - Johnston County - Tishomingo Creation data: 1916-09 Creator: Unknown in captured visible metadata. Physical description: 1 photograph Provided by: Oklahoma Historical Society or visible Gateway partner; see item page. Identifier: 20288.74.104.10.A Subjects: No subjects supplied.. Search window: exact french-horn-plus-Oklahoma advanced search.

Oklahoma connection

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People, groups, or instruments recorded

French horn / horn instrumentalist

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Sources

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