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Description
For voice and piano. Pages [2], [5], and [6] are blank. Verses 3 and 4 printed on p. 4. "As sung by Mr. S. A. Wells"--t.p. "Lith. press by Louis Nagel No. 133 Clay Street"--t.p. "... dedicated to the Members of the San Francisco Mechanic's Institute [sic]"--t.p. Verses 3-4 printed on p. 4. Title p. illustration: lithograph of the pavilion of the First Mechanics' Institute Fair (1857), with various flags flying from the roof. First line of text : 'Twill be the talk of all the world. Record created as part of the California Sheet Music Project. Bound: No Variant: No Illustrated cover: Yes Advertisements: No Society of California Pioneers.
Type
image
Extent
1 score ([2], 3-4, [2] p.) ill. ; 35 x 26 cm.
Identifier
csm_cubanc_54_1_00168325
Subject
Mechanics' Institute (San Francisco, Calif.)--Songs and music Songs with piano Agricultural exhibitions--Songs and music Mechanics' Institute (San Francisco, Calif.) Fair (1857)--Songs and music
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