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Boy Scout holding snake used in the ceremonial Native American Snake Rain Dance at the 1969 Florida Folk Festival.

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DC075466

Date

1969

Collection

Department of Commerce collection

Geographic Term

Hamilton County (Fla.)
White Springs (Fla.)

Corporate Subject

Boy Scouts of America.

Physical Description

1 transparency - col. - 60 mm.

Shelf Number

Shelf number: 35-011.

General Note

Members of the Order of the Arrow of Tampa's Boy Scout Troop #4 performed dramatic American Indian lore through mime and dance.

Boy Scout holding snake used in the ceremonial Native American Snake Rain Dance at the 1969 Florida Folk Festival.

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Title

Boy Scout holding snake used in the ceremonial Native American Snake Rain Dance at the 1969 Florida Folk Festival.

Subject

Entertainment events

Amusements

Dances

Entertainment

Arts (Performing)--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Festivals, Events and Conferences

Community rites--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Practices

Recreation--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Folk festivals--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Performing arts--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Rain dances

Theatrical makeup

Clothing and dress

Dance costume

Snakes

Entertainers--Florida--Hamilton County--White Springs

Child dancers

Boy Scouts

Folk dancing

Date

1969

Identifier

DC075466

Image URL

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Geographic Term

Hamilton County (Fla.)

White Springs (Fla.)

Color

color

Physical Description

1 transparency - col. - 60 mm.

Series Title

Department of Commerce collection

Shelf Number

Shelf number: 35-011.

General Note

Members of the Order of the Arrow of Tampa's Boy Scout Troop #4 performed dramatic American Indian lore through mime and dance.

Subject - Meeting

Florida Folk Festival (17th : 1969)

Subject - Corporate

Boy Scouts of America.

Collection ID

Chicago Manual of Style

Boy Scout holding snake used in the ceremonial Native American Snake Rain Dance at the 1969 Florida Folk Festival. 1969. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/339183>, accessed 3 July 2022.

MLA

Boy Scout holding snake used in the ceremonial Native American Snake Rain Dance at the 1969 Florida Folk Festival. 1969. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 3 Jul. 2022.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/339183>

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Boy Scout holding snake used in the ceremonial Native American Snake Rain Dance at the 1969 Florida Folk Festival.