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Cornet Band

The entrance to the practice space for the Grafton cornet band. The band was established in the 1800s.

By Yankee Magazine|Oct 20 2008| Print icon

White door with a sign reading "Grafton Cornet Band Since 1867" above it. Rusty awning and autumn leaves scattered on the roof and ground. Orange foliage visible on the left.

Photo Credit: David Macdonald

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