Search Results Windows on Maine: Video and Multimedia about Maine for Students and Teachers

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Moving Image		Turn of the Tide Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:48:39 Dramatic film about formation of a Maine fishermen's cooperative, shot in Port Clyde, Maine, with an unsynchronized sound track. The cast is local fishermen. Film made to educate people about advantages of lobster cooperatives. Find Similar Resources	Lobster industry Outdoor life Fishing/Fisherman Shipping/Shipbuilding

Moving Image		Western Maine Sanatorium (Excerpt) Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:01:42 Excerpt of 5 video segments from Talbot and Barbara Hackett Collection contains a factual work on Western Maine Sanatorium in Hebron, Maine. Tuberculosis patients are shown primarily outdoors, playing games, roughhousing, acting out skits, and enjoying winter sports. The Fourth of July parade on the grounds includes a blackface minstrel band. Bedridden patients appear in scenes filmed on the screen porch of the sanatorium. This material, filmed at one of four sanatoriums in Maine, records the philosophy of isolating TB patients and providing a healthy environment to encourage recovery. Find Similar Resources	Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Maine -- Hebron Hebron (Me.) -- History Health

Moving Image		Western Maine Sanatorium I Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:21:26 This first of 5 video segments from Talbot and Barbara Hackett Collection contains a factual work on Western Maine Sanatorium in Hebron, Maine. Tuberculosis patients are shown primarily outdoors, playing games, roughhousing, acting out skits, and enjoying winter sports. The Fourth of July parade on the grounds includes a blackface minstrel band. Bedridden patients appear in scenes filmed on the screen porch of the sanatorium. This material, filmed at one of four sanatoriums in Maine, records the philosophy of isolating TB patients and providing a healthy environment to encourage recovery. Find Similar Resources	Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Maine -- Hebron Hebron (Me.) -- History Health

Moving Image		Western Maine Sanatorium II Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:21:26 This second of 5 video segments from Talbot and Barbara Hackett Collection contains a factual work on Western Maine Sanatorium in Hebron, Maine. Tuberculosis patients are shown primarily outdoors, playing games, roughhousing, acting out skits, and enjoying winter sports. The Fourth of July parade on the grounds includes a blackface minstrel band. Bedridden patients appear in scenes filmed on the screen porch of the sanatorium. This material, filmed at one of four sanatoriums in Maine, records the philosophy of isolating TB patients and providing a healthy environment to encourage recovery. Find Similar Resources	Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Maine -- Hebron Hebron (Me.) -- History

Moving Image		Western Maine Sanatorium III Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:18:37 This third of 5 video segments from Talbot and Barbara Hackett Collection contains a factual work on Western Maine Sanatorium in Hebron, Maine. Tuberculosis patients are shown primarily outdoors, playing games, roughhousing, acting out skits, and enjoying winter sports. The Fourth of July parade on the grounds includes a blackface minstrel band. Bedridden patients appear in scenes filmed on the screen porch of the sanatorium. This material, filmed at one of four sanatoriums in Maine, records the philosophy of isolating TB patients and providing a healthy environment to encourage recovery. Find Similar Resources	Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Maine -- Hebron Hebron (Me.) -- History

Moving Image		Western Maine Sanatorium IV Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:17:38 This fourth of 5 video segments from Talbot and Barbara Hackett Collection contains a factual work on Western Maine Sanatorium in Hebron, Maine. Tuberculosis patients are shown primarily outdoors, playing games, roughhousing, acting out skits, and enjoying winter sports. The Fourth of July parade on the grounds includes a blackface minstrel band. Bedridden patients appear in scenes filmed on the screen porch of the sanatorium. This material, filmed at one of four sanatoriums in Maine, records the philosophy of isolating TB patients and providing a healthy environment to encourage recovery. Find Similar Resources	Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Maine -- Hebron Hebron (Me.) -- History

Moving Image		Western Maine Sanatorium V Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image, 00:19:56 This fifth of 5 video segments from Talbot and Barbara Hackett Collection contains a factual work on Western Maine Sanatorium in Hebron, Maine. Tuberculosis patients are shown primarily outdoors, playing games, roughhousing, acting out skits, and enjoying winter sports. The Fourth of July parade on the grounds includes a blackface minstrel band. Bedridden patients appear in scenes filmed on the screen porch of the sanatorium. This material, filmed at one of four sanatoriums in Maine, records the philosophy of isolating TB patients and providing a healthy environment to encourage recovery. Find Similar Resources	Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Maine -- Hebron Hebron (Me.) -- History

Moving Image		Woodsmen and Riverdrivers Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image Unforgettable individuals who worked for the Machias Lumber Company; interviews with people who remembered the days of from stump to ship. Find Similar Resources	Loggers Logging Forests/Forestry Lumbering

Moving Image		Earliest Maine Films Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image A collection of five short, silent pieces filmed between 1901-1920 including: DRAWING A LOBSTER POT (1901), the earliest surviving moving image known to have been shot in Maine; TROUT FISHING, RANGELEY LAKES (1905); CANOEING IN MAINE (1906); LOGGING IN MAINE (1906); and THE HOW AND WHY OF SPUDS (1920). With musical accompaniment by Steve Vonderheide. Find Similar Resources	Farming/Agriculture Fishing/Fisherman Lumbering Boats and boating, Logging industry, Fishing industry, Recreation, Agriculture

Moving Image		The First Mainers Northeast Historic Film, Moving Image Members of the Passamaquoddy nation talk about the ways of their ancestors and how life is changing for native people. Contrasts the past nomadic lifestyle with contemporary reservation life. Filmed on location at Pleasant Point and Indian Township. Find Similar Resources	Native Americans Passamaquoddy Tribe Economics, Employment, Native Americans

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