A9 - Life Aboard Dredge, 1950 - 1965, 2020
Scope and Contents
The Port That Built a City and State (PTBCS) collection is arranged using an alphabetic system used when Helen Bentley produced the show. Many of the films are clips and interviews shot on location. Others are commericals of the companies that supported the show, such as Arundel Corp. and the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company. Few of the films are entire episodes.
The film is described according to the descriptions found in the additional archival materials that accompanied the donation. The "Unidentified Reels" sub-series are films that did not have a label that could be matched to established descriptions. These are described based on the content of the video.
Dates
- 1950 - 1965
- Digitized: 2020
Conditions Governing Access
Restricted - film conditon fragile
Extent
1 Reels ; 472 feet
3 Digital Files ; Run time - 13 min 8 sec; 2K - 25.20 GB; Watermarked - 1.51 GB; Full Frame - 16.40 GB
Language of Materials
English
General
The A9 film content/description below is sourced from a detailed index provided by Helen Delich Bentley.
Life Aboard Dredge
- All phases of dredging
- Men take sounds
- Bucket into mud
- Bucket dumps into lighter
- Ellicott Machinery Dredge
- Army sucker into water
- Men at controls
- On deck (operation of an Army dredge - U.S. Corps of Engineers
- Controls (down below)
- Measuring depth in wheelhouse
- Testing mud
- Out of water
Repository Details
Part of the Baltimore Museum of Industry Archives Repository
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Baltimore MD 21230 United States
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