Rodeo Stage Coach
On First Street, looking East. The "STATE" sign is the Schenone building.
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1953 Rodeo Parade
Rodeo Stage Coach
On First Street, looking East. The "STATE" sign is the Schenone building.
High School Band
Color Guard.
Far Far left edge: The Bank of Italy Building (not the Independent)
The building on the left is the remainder of the McLeod Building, which was
Schenone Grocery at the time.
The middle building was Dutcher's Hardware.
Both of these buildings were most recently Livermore Cyclery, before they were
torn down on Sept 20, 2004
Writing on the float:
Foresters - America and Companions
The Greatest Show on Earth
Livermore Rodeo
Alameda County Fair float.
1953 Rodeo
Appears to be an injured rider being put into an ambulance.
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Photos on this page Courtesy of John deTreville
They were taken by his brother, Ted deTreville who was 13 at the time using a
127 "baby brownie"
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