
6 Items in This Collection
1) [Johnson Family--home movies] Reel 1
[See] this #24
OOUR FINAL SUPER 8'S
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2) [Johnson Family--home movies] Reel 2
OUR SPLICED SUPER 8's (with written commentary);Maura / Vineland - Boxwood Drive
1981 long to shore [?]
Canada - Ned, Kevin, Paul + F[?] fish swimming + cliff
Brian Jaeger + Maura - all...
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3) [Johnson Family--home movies] Reel 3
#21
OUR FINAL SUPER 8's
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4) [Johnson Family--home movies] Reel 4
OUR SPLICED SUPER 8's (with written commentary);1983 - fishing - Canada
J [L]adue, John B[?]
Church Milne
Gallagher + all of us
Molson Display
Gratzs look
Ballpark 7-4
+ Denny + Luke +...
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5) [Johnson Family--home movies] Tape 1
The Johnson Family Reunion
SLP
Runtime: 0:50:53
onscreen dates: 8/30/1996 + 8/31/1996 + 9/1/1996
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6) [Johnson Family--home movies] Tape 2
SLP
Runtime: 0:35:48
Onscreen dates: 12/25/1998, 6/11/2000, 8/4/2000, 9/30/2001, 11/4/2001 + 11/23/2001
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Johnson Family Collection

Primary Format and Extent
film (4200 ft.) si. col. ; Super 8mm

Collection Date Range
1968 – 1979

Summary
Very detailed summary of each reel in collection folder. Lots of family travels. Films are well shot and edited. Maple syrup production, camp footage, family, holidays.

Biographical/Historical Notes
Donor, Kevin Johnson, is the photo archivist at the Penobscot Marine Museum. Family is from New Jersey.

Place(s)

Repository
Northeast Historic Film

Availability
The Collection is open for research.

Condition Governing Reproduction and Use
Authorization to reuse and/or reproduce must be obtained from Northeast Historic Film. See http://oldfilm.org/content/stock-footage-licensing for more information.
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