Miss Julia is a handsome gal

words and music by L.V.H. Crosby. For voice, piano, and chorus (SSTB) Caption title. Additional verses: p. 5. Cover illustration: lithograph of the Harmoneons, with portraits of Js. Power as Toney, M.S. Pike as Fanny, L.V.H. Crosby as Pomp, F. Lynch as Gumbo, and Jno. [sic] Power as Sambo / W. Sharp. "W. Sharp & Co. lith."--Cover.

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Original record: Miss Julia is a handsome gal
Collection: Representations of Blackness in Music of the United States (1830s-1920s)
Date(s): 1818 – 1901
1884
1890
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): C. Bradlee & Co. (Boston, Mass.) (publisher)
Crosby, L. V. H., 1823 or 4-1884 (composer)
Sharp, William, fl. 1839-1862 (illustrator)
Subject(s): African American
African Americans
Crosby, L. V. H. > 1823 or 4
Harmoneons
L.V.H. Crosby
Love songs
Lynch, Francis
Pike, Marshall Spring
Power, James
Power, John > fl. 1846
Songs and music
Women
Type: notated music

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