A jump in the pool is the universal sign of summer, and the television news was there to report it during the 1970s.
There was also the occasional sweltering day, captured on film as well.
(Downtown Bangor during July 1970)
Northeast Historic Film
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85 Main Street
Bucksport, Maine 04416
Without cold storage at low humidity, the film in your basement or your neighbor’s attic cracks, rots, and fades, and part of our region’s history is lost. NHF staff members have the skills and tools to preserve your valued moving images.
There are many ways to explore, use, and share our moving images and associated materials for research, teaching, and the joy of discovery. Start by exploring the 300+ collections described online. Visit our store to preview DVDs for great gifts. Become a member to borrow videos.
We need partners in our efforts to collect, preserve, and share northern New England’s moving image history. Join educators, archivists, film enthusiasts, history buffs, and people who love the Alamo Theatre. Become a member today.
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