Bagley, E. E.
Variant namesBorn in Craftsbury, Vt., Bagley was a musician, conductor, teacher, and composer; he is best known for his military march, "The National Emblem" (1905). He was associated with Keene, N.H., most of his professional life.
From the description of Edwin E. Bagley papers, 1857-1922. (Vermont Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 36833627
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| creatorOf | Bagley, Edwin E., 1857-1922. Edwin E. Bagley papers, 1857-1922. | Vermont Historical Society |
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Birth 1857-05-29
Death 1922-01-29
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