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Description
Several Morris dancers performing with an accordion player for a small crowd of onlookers. To their left a man stands with a tall pole holding the Horns of Ock Street, which is a bull's skull. The building they are standing in front of has a large plaque with a bull's head and the title "Ock Street Horns 1700 Morlands". These horns are part of the "Mayor of Ock Street" traditions associated with Abingdon.
Place
Abingdon (England)
Subject
accordions; morris dance
Access Rights
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Medium
Photographs
Source
The original document is housed in Milne Special Collections Country Dance and Song Society Archives
Type
image
File Format
image/jpeg
Scanning Information
University of New Hampshire. Library.