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20: 192: 67:, they started singing German songs. Their first public performance was on May 28, 1855, at the Washington Hall. As their popularity and membership grew, they rented the old City Hall at 337 E. Washington Street. Presidents of the group in the 1800s included Charles R. Emmerith and Carl Bernhard Lizius. 92:
The Meannerchor's membership reached a high of 125 in the 1950s, but then declined due to changes in public tastes in entertainment. By 2018, the group had only 16 members, six of whom were in their eighties. On February 8 of that year, they announced that the final concert would be held on April 14,
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Eduard Longerich, Gottfried and Herbert Lecker, and A. Schnellschmidt were among a group of Germans who immigrated to Indianapolis in 1848. Living together in an apartment at 75 E.
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The Maennechor Building in Indianapolis in the mid-20th-century. The building has since been demolished. A parking garage stands at the former site of the club.
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In 1906, the group laid the cornerstone for the Maennerchor Hall at the corner of Illinois and Michigan streets. However, during
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For many years the Maennerchor was sponsored by John P. Frenzel, president of the city's
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on May 30. It was the oldest continuously existing male chorus in the United States.
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German-American social club in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
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"Indianapolis Maennerchor Records, 1866-1990"
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