Video Parts (3)
This clip is Part 1 of a 3-part film.
Colorado / Washington, D.C. Part 1
Description
The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Plains - sky and clouds - railroad tracks along edge of foothills, sign, ‘Private Way’ - valley with mine buildings and warehouses - Artesian well - rock formations - sunset over mountains from prairie - workers pick and sort pears, pack them into barrels and load them into truck. [1921] b. Senate Office Building from North Wing of Capitol - North Wing of Capitol - Naval Observatory - Georgetown University - Washington - statue in Washington Circle - Statue of Benjamin Franklin, 10th and Pennsylvania Avenue, Morrison Paper Co., sign, ‘Money’s Worth’ - Von Steuben monument - Rochambeau monument - Xosciuszko monument - man enters building - cave like cellar with iron door - house - man walks down driveway - old men in front of building - filtration plant - church, 1774 marked above door - tower - Christ Church, Alexandria, Va. - exterior and interior - Mt. Vernon, farm buildings, house, tomb, ivy covered and surrounded by iron fence - sign, ‘General George Washington’ - Mt. Vernon - Smithsonian Institution - greenhouse - apartment house - oldest inhabitants building, Pennsylvania Ave. - large townhouse - residential and business street - truck, automobile traffic - signs, ‘Photograph’ and ‘Circle’ - the Old Stone House, Georgetown - sign, ‘M.C. Huddleston & Co. Slate & Tile Roofing’ - fields with town in distance - Lee house and Arlington Cemetery - monument to Roughriders - other monuments - large town house with flag - portrait of Revolutionary personage - Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - ceremony - sculpture - National Museum - Museum of Natural History and Smithsonian Institution - Smithsonian Institution - church - downtown - pedestrian traffic - Capitol - Christian Heurich home - row houses - house - public building - panorama - houses and buildings - Boy Scout rings doorbell of house - rundown house - stone house - row houses. [1921]
Read more