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December 1946 (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w copy negative ; 8 x 11 cm
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Image of an eight person German band, led by a conductor, playing instruments in the snow outside of a brick building at the corner of Erb and Queen streets, Waterloo.
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Blurry streaks in shot due to falling snow.
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Scanned as TIF file November 2020.
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Image appeared on page 3 of December 31, 1946 issue. Photo caption: "SERENADE NEW YEAR - For 30 years a group of Twin City musicians have gone about Waterloo on New Year's Eve playing on street corners and at various residences. Only two of the original group are still carrying on. Left to right in the above photo are nine members of the "Little German Band". They are Jack Ellis, Desmond Kessig, Harold Pflug, John Conrad, William Hunt, Joseph Hugel, Larry Richards, Gordon Cruickshank and Otto "Dinty" Stuebing. Missing are Frank Lawrence and Clare Pflug."
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Includes view of street sign: Erb St. E. Queen St. N.