Wagon Train Costumes
Title
Wagon Train Costumes
Subject
Parades, Daniel Boone Wagon Train, Horses, Animals, Cowboy Hats, Telephone Poles, King Street, College Street, Flowers, Costumes, Horseback Riding, Covered Wagons, Churches, Saint Luke's Episcopal Church, Episcopal Churches, Auctions, Bulls, Bonnets, Guns
Description
This picture is a color slide of the 1963 Daniel Boone Wagon Train as it travels through King Street. There is a crowd of people near the St. Luke's Episcopal Church. In the road, there are five covered wagons being towed by both bulls and horses. At the front of the train, there are three people walking in costumes that reflect the covered wagon period. One of the three is carrying a rifle and another is carrying a recorder. There is also a crowd of people walking next to the wagons further down the street. Some of the walkers are in costume and others are not. There is an advertisement for an auction on July 6th posted on a telephone pole. On the other side of the street, there is a sign that says "College St."
Creator
Paul Bagley
Date
June 29, 1963
Contributor
Sharon Blair Tolbert
Format
Color Slide
Language
English
Type
Still Image
Identifier
Pau-Bag-01-067
Spatial Coverage
Boone, NC
Scanning Technician
Adelia Daly
DPI
2400
Bit Depth
24
Collection Name
Paul Bagley Collection
Scanning Software
Epson Scan
Collection
Citation
Paul Bagley, “Wagon Train Costumes,” Digital Watauga, accessed September 7, 2024, http://digitalwatauga.org/items/show/33512.
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