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English: 30 members of the Red Hill Band are arranged in four rows in front of a stone arch and behind a large drum inscribed with the words "RED HILL BAND, RED HILL PA. ORGANIZED JAN. 1st 1900". The members are all wearing dark uniforms and holding their instruments. The director, Howard B. Pflieger, is standing on the left side of the image in a white uniform. The building behind the band is St. Mark's Lutheran Church of Pennsburg, PA.
The photograph was included in a collection of documents and photos donated by the Red Hill Band to the Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center in 2005. The photograph was published in the Morning Call on August 14, 1921. |
| Date | circa 1921 |
| Source | The Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center. |
| Author | Greisamer |
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