The Return of the Victorian Band Shell Newspaper Article

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Newcastle Village & District Historical Society

The Return of the Victorian Band Shell Newspaper Article: A newspaper article with a large black-and-white photograph of a historical gathering at the Orono Fairgrounds in 1913, celebrating Bisley Hero, W.A. Hockin, and the laying of the cornerstone of the Armouries. This event is part of an article titled "The return of the Victorian Band Shell," and it appears above a large crowd of well-dressed individuals, some holding umbrellas, near a Victorian-style bandstand. The accompanying article discusses the approval of a project to replicate the 1895 Victorian Band Stand, set to be erected on the Clarke Library lawn. Key contributors to the initiative include Mr. David Climenhage of the Clarington Concert Band and Mr. Armond Young of Sonbon Homes, with the project costing $10,000.
The Return of the Victorian Band Shell Newspaper Article

A newspaper article with a large black-and-white photograph of a historical gathering at the Orono Fairgrounds in 1913, celebrating Bisley Hero, W.A. Hockin, and the laying of the cornerstone of the Armouries. This event is part of an article titled "The return of the Victorian Band Shell," and it appears above a large crowd of well-dressed individuals, some holding umbrellas, near a Victorian-style bandstand. The accompanying article discusses the approval of a project to replicate the 1895 Victorian Band Stand, set to be erected on the Clarke Library lawn. Key contributors to the initiative include Mr. David Climenhage of the Clarington Concert Band and Mr. Armond Young of Sonbon Homes, with the project costing $10,000.

Name/Title

The Return of the Victorian Band Shell Newspaper Article

Entry/Object ID

2026.46.93

Description

A newspaper article discussing the history of the band shell and the plans to rebuild it.