Film Identifier: F.2004-02-0005

Part Of: Jack Behrend Collection, 1932-2001

Run Time
0h 15m 41s

Format
16mm

Color
Color

Sound
Silent

Date Produced
circa 1989

Abstract
This is a reel of unedited footage of various attractions in rural Churchville, VA. Locations include Warm Springs Pools, George Washington National Forest, Confederate Breast Works 1862, and the Museum of American Frontier Culture, featuring historical reenactment of Colonial American culture.

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00:00 - LS large brick building with white detail 00:20 - MS sign “Warm Springs Pools” PAN LEFT creek, bridge, trees, white house and barn 00:47 - Var shots, TILT UP and DOWN, two swans on river’s edge in valley with thick forest and natural bridge connecting two mountain sides 03:54 - LA white colonial style house with columns 04:06 - MS sign “George Washington National Forest,” ZOOM OUT road and forest, Var LS, MS natural rock formations and forest, two people walking to show size, var camera movements 06:17 - Var ELS Appalachian Mountain landscapes, ZOOM IN and OUT, PAN LEFT and RIGHT, MS sign “Confederate Breast Works 1862,” 08:51 - LS, quick PANS LEFT and RIGHT landscape farm houses, barns, fenced pastures, trees 10:39-15:41 - Var MS sign “Museum of American Frontier Culture: Reflections on America’s Heritage” shaky camera movements PAN LEFT to country road, Var LS, MS with var camera movements, farm house and barns, people wearing colonial dress working on farm and in field, donkey, cows, horses and chickens, hay stacks

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