Name/Title
Boggstown BandDescription
Black and white photographic print on gray pasteboard mount. Subject is a group of 11 men and 1 boy. The boy and 3 men seated in grass, others standing behind except for 1 man standing alone to right of group. All holding musical instruments. Behind them is a large horse-drawn vehicle decorated with bunting; some decoration attached to harness near blinders on horse. In the background is a brick building; to extreme right of print is group of people standing by door to building.
History: Donor identifies print as the Boggstown Band between 1900-1905 after a July 4 concert at Boggstown Presbyterian Church; the bandstand was the school hack. In front row, 2nd from left: Fred W. Rasp. 4th row from left : Bill or Frank Thurman. Back row, 2nd from left: "Bill" German. Other possible in band: John Arnold, ? Vories, Lon Barker.Collection
Carl RaspAcquisition
Accession
1987.061Source or Donor
Carl RaspAcquisition Method
DonationMade/Created
Place
Neighborhood
BoggstownTownship
Sugar Creek TownshipCounty
Shelby CountyState/Province
IndianaCountry
United States of AmericaContinent
North AmericaNotes
Date: 1900-1905Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
German, "Bill" or "Will"Create Date
January 3, 2002Update Date
August 3, 2024