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- A crowd of spectators brave the freezing temperatures to sing along with Christmas carols led from the stage of the Acacia Park bandstand. 1
- A crowd of spectators sing along with Christmas carols led from the stage of the Acacia Park bandstand. Lights are strung among the trees of the park. 1
- A crowd of spectators sing along with Christmas carols led from the stage of the Acacia Park bandstand. Lights are strung among the trees of the park. 1
- A large group of warmly dressed men and a few women are gathered during a YMCA convention on the snowy Hanging Bridge on the railway through the Royal Gorge. Several U.S. Army musicians in uniform stand at the front of the group. 1
- Carolers sing under Acaia Park 's bandstand in an annual community tradition sponsored by the Gazette Telegraph and the Colorado Springs Jaycees. Bernard Vessey. a noted Pikes Peak region singer, stands in front of the microphone. 1
- KCME-88.1 FM radio station located at 68 Minnehaha Avenue. Eleven men and women in formal attire pose for the camera. KCME is the only full-time classical music station serving Southwestern Colorado. Totally supported by the public. 1
- Martha and Mike Porcelli sit bundled up against the extreme cold in Acacia Park for the annual carol sing. Grandmother Ethel Morehead stands to their left. 1
- The Colorado Springs Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Charles Ansbacher, giving a concert in a park under the trees in front of a large crowd. 1
- University of Colorado freshman Carol Ann Durtschi accompanies a stage full of carol singers from First Methodist Church in Colorado Springs annual carol sing in Acacia Park. 1
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