In The News – Racine Heritage Museum Exhibit Celebrates Drum And Bugle Corps

More than 50 years after Congress hailed Racine as the drum and bugle capital of the world, the Racine Heritage Museum, 701 Main St., honors this exciting part of the area’s history with a wide array of instruments, uniforms, banners, photographs, video recordings and more in RHM’s latest major exhibit, “The Drum and Bugle Capital of the World.”

From the “noisemakers” of the early 20th century to the large and loud corps of the 60s, 70s and 80s, this exhibit features the unique uniforms of the major corps, drums, bugles and a trophy that had been lost for 50 years. Most items displayed are from the museum’s collection, with many not typically available for viewing.

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