An Account of the Edinburgh Reform Jubilee, celebrated 10th August 1832 : also the Leith Reform Jubilee, celebrated same day. With an authentic description of the flags, banners, models, &c. carried in the processions /

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Namouna; : suite d'orchestre extraite du ballet en deux actes représenté sur le Théâtre national de l'Opéra.

Prélude.--Sérénade.--Thème varié.--Parades de Foire.--Fête foraine.

Picture of Painters - Decorators Float

On verso: Ed Wood in front sitting down; Anga Ponta the Queen, Young Weissinger beside the Queen. Taken 1901 the bigest prade Ann Arbor ever seen [sic]. Taken on N. Ashley mail carrier Meyers house on left & Williman on right. Presented by Geo. Kuster our first President; Eugene A. Wines - Secretary; Chris Kuster - Sec. & Treas.

Red Cross Parade, May 21, 1918; Head of Parade City Band

Parade traveling south on Main Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Ex-Governor Ferris, founder of Ferris State University, speaks at a large rally with hundreds of listeners.

On verso: Political speeches really drew a crowd. Here Ex. Governor Ferris, founder of Ferris State Univ., speaks at a large rally with hundreds of interested listeners, even on the roof of the shed

World War I Soldiers marching

On verso: Return promptly to The Michigan Alumnus, Alumni Memorial Hall, Ann Arbor

First Urban League float, 1950. U.F. Torch parade

1950 United Fund Parade, Detroit Michigan

Votes for Women float

Inscription: Grand Rapids, Mich. Equal Franchise Club

Manistee, Michigan. July 4 parade (?)

Glass negative - ng 46

Van's Marine Band

On verso of duplicate image: 1. Floyd Bates; 2. Ed Housel; 3. Len Sauer; 4. Paul Caulkins; 5. Don Galbraith; 6. Carl Schlecht; 7. shrman Bates; 8. Dwight Bates; 9. Bill Housel; 10. Art Jahnke; 11. Berle Walker; 12. Pearl Mast 13. Young?; 14. Henry Hatch; 15; Bab Burrett; 16. Joseph Vandervest, director; 17. Russell Rice; 18. Bill Bowling; 19. Roy Vandeveer; 20. Art Stellwagon; 21. Ray Hutzel; 22. Angus Babcock; 23. Honey Campbell. Missing from picture - Ralph Lutz, Nicholas Falone and Leonard Falone. Played in Ann Arbor during World War I. Source: Berle Walker

Armistice Day parade, 1918, Ann Arbor, Mich.

Source: Mark Hilderbrandt