Description:
B/W photographic postcard of a horse—drawn wagon going past the Beckwith Theatre building with 2 stoves on it during a parade.Sign on top of one stove reads "Round Oak/1871." People standing along curb in background. Unused card.
According to Leland Haines "Round Oak: A Good Thing From Doe—Wah—Jack" p. 190, this was in a parade in September 1908. The driver of the carriage is longtime Round Oak employee Edward Rice and the carriage was used by P.D. Beckwith to go around the shops (then owned by Archie Gardner).
According to Leland Haines "Round Oak: A Good Thing From Doe—Wah—Jack" p. 190, this was in a parade in September 1908. The driver of the carriage is longtime Round Oak employee Edward Rice and the carriage was used by P.D. Beckwith to go around the shops (then owned by Archie Gardner).
Dimensions:
H—3.5 W—5.5 inches
Date:
1908, September
Object ID:
1990—0016.0002
Object Name:
Postcard
Other #:
P001745
People:
Rice, Edward
Search Terms:
Round Oak
Beckwith Theatre
Beckwith Theatre
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A horse drawn wagon.
A horse drawn wagon.