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Post Card No. 64 – Marching band
A marching band proceeds down Main Street of Klamath Falls. No date was recorded for this image, but it may have been taken during the memorable and much photographed Independence Day parade of 1907, during a time when brick buildings were starting to appear on Main Street. The band is seen here marching past the 600 block of Main Street. The Linkville Trolley tracks are seen in the street. The figure of a rifle hangs from a building in the background; indicating the location of the venerable Gun Store, operated by James "Barney" Chambers.
Post Card No. 64 – Marching band
A marching band proceeds down Main Street of Klamath Falls. No date was recorded for this image, but it may have been taken during the memorable and much photographed Independence Day parade of 1907, during a time when brick buildings were starting to appear on Main Street. The band is seen here marching past the 600 block of Main Street. The Linkville Trolley tracks are seen in the street. The figure of a rifle hangs from a building in the background; indicating the location of the venerable Gun Store, operated by James "Barney" Chambers.