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Oen Kennedy: Great,Great,Great,Great Grandson of Oramel Whittlesey
Music is still prevalent in the Whittlesey blood line. This is Oen Kennedy, the great-great-great-great grandson of Oramel Whittlesey, founder of the Music Vale Seminary.
Inside of the Admission Report Book
This is a page from the inside of the 1860 Admission Report Book. Several applicant's names are visibile. Oramel would keep track of the materials he had sent each applicant. On this page Oramel wrote, "Sent Music and Paper"
Comparison of the first and second buildings at Music Vale Seminary
The top image is the Music Vale Seminary as it looked upon its opening in 1835.
In January 1868, a special-effects display during a performance resulted in a fire. To create thunder, Oramel rolled cannon balls along the back of the state. To create…
In January 1868, a special-effects display during a performance resulted in a fire. To create thunder, Oramel rolled cannon balls along the back of the state. To create…
"There's a Proud Noble Flag" Sheet Music
"There's a Proud Noble Flag" is a piece of music written by Oramel Whittlesey. This particular copy is autographed.
Inside of "Theres a Proud Noble Flag"
"There's a Proud Noble Flag" is a piece of music written by Oramel Whittlesey. This particular copy is autographed. This is the inside of the music booklet.
"Welcome" Sheet Music
"The Welcome" is another piece of music written by Oramel Whittlesey. This particular copy is a "Welcome" to the pupils of the Music Vale Seminary. This copy is autographed by Whittlesey.
Inside of "Welcome" Sheet Music
"The Welcome" is another piece of music written by Oramel Whittlesey. This particular copy is a "Welcome" to the pupils of the Music Vale Seminary. This copy is autographed by Whittlesey.
