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    French music album called "Grands Horizons" distributed by the Canadian Pacific Railway.

    Also known as a pianola, or an autopiano, this instrument contained a pneumatic or electrical mechanism that operated the piano action via pre-programmed music perforated paper, or in rare instances,

    A copy of Bing Crosby's album "Merry Chrismas" in LP format.

    This is a news article about the Terrace Bay Band.

    This photograph is part of the LSHS Terrace Bay Mill Photographs [Local History] album.

    Portion of Band L-R : N. Kelly, E. Hanula, A. Boyd, R. Hales, K. Hutchinson, L. Kimerer, P. Rapke, W. Colborne, F. Gould

    Trumpeters L-R : P. Rapke, W. Colborne, F. Gould, Standing: Original bandmaster - Art Hanula

    Drummers L-R : Einer Hanula, Alex Boyd

    Trumpets L-R : Lee Kimerer, Pete Rapke, Bill Colborne, Fred Gould

    1960-61, 1st Terrace Bay Band Executive L-R : R. Hales - Secretary, W. Colborne - Treasurer, W. Farrell - President, G. Kelly - Publicity Manager, N. Kelly - Librarian, H. Lohr (absent) - Vice Presid

    Ken Hutchinson - one of the original five founders of Terrace Bay Band with baritone horn. Ken also played clarinet.

    Portion of Band L-R : W. Farrell, H. Lohr, E. Hanula, Alex Boyd, Norm Kelly, Bob Hales

    Terrace Bay Band, 1961, Top Centre: Barry Stephen - glockenspiel, Top Stair (left to right): G. Kelly - baritone, N. Kelly - alto horn, W. Miller - bass drum, R. Hales - baritone, W. Farrell - clarin

    First time Terrace Bay Band marched at a rehearsal, July 1960

    First Band Marching, from front to back (left and right going forward) : Sousaphone - H. Lohr, Trombones - W. Colborne Jr. (right) and R. Middaugh (L), Baritones - R. Hales (centre), K. Hutchinson (s

    This is a photograph of the Terrace Bay Band performing.

    This newspaper article from the Terrace Bay News in 1967 talks about the Men's Chorus (male singers) of Terrace Bay.

    This photograph is the Men's Chorus in Terrace Bay on the stage steps of the high school auditorium. Bow-tie Event. Front centre: Bert Lohr (Conductor), Ellen Hodgkiss (Accompanist); front row: Dick

    This is a photograph of the Terrace Bay Men's Chorus. Front, left to right: Bob Harris, Dr. McCausland, Jim Rowley, Bill Cavanaugh, Frank Sechesky, Beulah McAdam, Ray Husband, Harry Coe, Ed Pineault,

    This is a photograph of children playing recorders, associated with the Terrace Bay Men's Chorus. Left to right: Al Bishop, Director, John Rowson, Lorne Turner, Fred Erickson, Beth Hopper, Ellen Knig