Originally known as the Brompton Boys' Institute Band, from the New Brompton Orphanage in Kent, its proprietor Henry Allen developed the band from its formation in 1896 into a touring set of brass ensembles - the "Lads of Kent" that raised money for the bands and the home. They were very popular in their time, but towards the end of the band's existence serious questions were raised about the well-being of the boys under Allen's care
During the Second World War various civil defence forces were established, in particular the Home Gu...
This thesis examines and offers explanations for the development of largely working-class amateur br...
The South Street Mission was located in Macbeth Street, Hammersmith, Middlesex and was founded in 19...
This band was formed in Auckland, New Zealand following the success of an earlier drum and fife band...
Investigating this band, following the discovery of a document gifting the band's instruments to the...
A brief history collated from records of the band, including historical notes prepared by chairman D...
The British police forces have been protecting the population for over 200 years. What is not so wel...
In December 1910, the Camberwell Temperance Silver Band promoted a brass band contest at the Pilgrim...
Flockton Brass Band was a typical Yorkshire mining village band. The local colliery employed many of...
One of the many institutions set up in the late 18th and 19th centuries to cater for sick, orphaned,...
A band that helped to fund the Bethany Home for Crippled Children in Kinver during its 13 year exist...
In December 1937, James Southern, band manager of the famous St Hilda's Professional Band, announced...
A history of this brass band from an industrial village to the north of Manchester. Sponsored by a l...
From the middle of the 19th century Royal Navy warships, especially the larger vessels, often had ba...
Rothesay, the main town on the Isle of Bute, became a popular tourist destination in the Victorian e...
During the Second World War various civil defence forces were established, in particular the Home Gu...
This thesis examines and offers explanations for the development of largely working-class amateur br...
The South Street Mission was located in Macbeth Street, Hammersmith, Middlesex and was founded in 19...
This band was formed in Auckland, New Zealand following the success of an earlier drum and fife band...
Investigating this band, following the discovery of a document gifting the band's instruments to the...
A brief history collated from records of the band, including historical notes prepared by chairman D...
The British police forces have been protecting the population for over 200 years. What is not so wel...
In December 1910, the Camberwell Temperance Silver Band promoted a brass band contest at the Pilgrim...
Flockton Brass Band was a typical Yorkshire mining village band. The local colliery employed many of...
One of the many institutions set up in the late 18th and 19th centuries to cater for sick, orphaned,...
A band that helped to fund the Bethany Home for Crippled Children in Kinver during its 13 year exist...
In December 1937, James Southern, band manager of the famous St Hilda's Professional Band, announced...
A history of this brass band from an industrial village to the north of Manchester. Sponsored by a l...
From the middle of the 19th century Royal Navy warships, especially the larger vessels, often had ba...
Rothesay, the main town on the Isle of Bute, became a popular tourist destination in the Victorian e...
During the Second World War various civil defence forces were established, in particular the Home Gu...
This thesis examines and offers explanations for the development of largely working-class amateur br...
The South Street Mission was located in Macbeth Street, Hammersmith, Middlesex and was founded in 19...