Restored footage from 1903 of a United States Post Office (U.S.P.O.) postman delivering mail to a house in Washington, D.C. Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI technology. Footage originally from: Post man delivering mail, U.S.P .O., Library of Congress Music: Mindstream / Amber Glow / Epidemic Sound #history #washingtondc #postman #historicalfootage | History in Color

MILITARY MUSIC TRADITIONS | The bugle call "Tattoo" signals that all lights are to be extinguished and all loud noises and talking are to stop one hour after the call is sounded. This bugle call dates back to the 17th century, and was used to summon troops back to their garrison for the nightly roll call. Here, the call was sounded by Technical Sgt. Mike Brest as part of the most recent Air Force Birthday Tattoo. | The United States Air Force Band

MILITARY MUSIC TRADITIONS | One of the most recognized bugle calls, "Reveille" is traditionally used to wake troops in the early morning hours, but can also be sounded to signal roll call for the start of the day. For those of you who have served in the U.S. military, this is sure to bring back some vivid memories! Where were you when you first heard this call? | The United States Air Force Band

We are looking for unique instrument adaptations of the classic "Call to the Post"! Submit your own version for a chance to win tickets to Live Racing! Details here: http://ow.ly/FwAL50AWQEE | Canterbury Park

The Last Post: “In military tradition, the Last Post is a bugle call that signifies the end of the day’s activities. It is played at military funerals to indicate that the soldier has gone to his final rest and at commemorative services such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day. Historically, it was used by the British Army to signal that the final sentry post had been inspected in a military camp inspection and the area was secure for the night.” #wewillrememberthem | Michelle Ferreri