Home Movie: 000475 (silent)

Description: Home movie or tourist footage of Alaskan landscapes and wildlife, sled dog racing, the Alaska Railroad, ice skating, and a performance of the Indigenous Alaskan Wolf Dance. Based on the can notes, several events pictured, including the Wolf Dance performance and sled dog races, are likely associated with the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous festival, known locally as the Fur Rondy.


Notes on can: “1953 Rendezvous & Wolfe Dance” and “Ak RR, Falls, Anton Tracks, Native dances, sledge, dogs, ARR new engines.” "Rendezvous" refers to Anchorage Fur Rendezvous.


From Ottke collection (no further details available at this time).


Reuse Statement: For information on reusing Prelinger Archives footage and obtaining written usage agreements, please visit http://www.prelinger.com.


Subjects: Indigenous people; Indigenous history and culture; Leisure; Tourism; Animals; Performances; Sports; Fairs and festivals


Tags: Alaska Railroad; Anchorage Fur Rendezvous; Indigenous peoples of Alaska; Dancing; Sledge; Dogs; Locomotives; car on train tracks; sled dog race; ice skating; Kiwanis Club; mountains; snow; waterfall; train; sea birds; dog sledding; ice skating; Indigenous dance performance; big fish; ship on water; brass band; Glaciers; waterfowl; trestle bridges; moose; Wolf Dance; frame drums; snow-capped peaks; dirt roads; birds; women fishing; ships; speeches; Rotary International; french horns; sousaphones; saxophones; Fur Rondy


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Contributor: Prelinger Archives


Source Collection: Prelinger Archives Home Movie Collection


Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive


Production Date: [1951]


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Geographical Location: USA; Alaska; Anchorage, Alaska


Genre/Form: home movie


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Film Format: 16mm film


Element: reversal


Color: color


Color Process: Kodachrome


Sound or Silent: silent


Film Soundtrack Type: mos


Edge Code: circle plus


Frame Rate: 16 fps


Length (feet): 378


Complete catalog record
Description: Home movie or tourist footage of Alaskan landscapes and wildlife, sled dog racing, the Alaska Railroad, ice skating, and a performance of the Indigenous Alaskan Wolf Dance. Based on the can notes, several events pictured, including the Wolf Dance performance and sled dog races, are likely associated with the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous festival, known locally as the Fur Rondy.

Notes on can: “1953 Rendezvous & Wolfe Dance” and “Ak RR, Falls, Anton Tracks, Native dances, sledge, dogs, ARR new engines.” "Rendezvous" refers to Anchorage Fur Rendezvous.

From Ottke collection (no further details available at this time).

Reuse Statement: For information on reusing Prelinger Archives footage and obtaining written usage agreements, please visit http://www.prelinger.com.

Subjects: Indigenous people; Indigenous history and culture; Leisure; Tourism; Animals; Performances; Sports; Fairs and festivals

Tags: Alaska Railroad; Anchorage Fur Rendezvous; Indigenous peoples of Alaska; Dancing; Sledge; Dogs; Locomotives; car on train tracks; sled dog race; ice skating; Kiwanis Club; mountains; snow; waterfall; train; sea birds; dog sledding; ice skating; Indigenous dance performance; big fish; ship on water; brass band; Glaciers; waterfowl; trestle bridges; moose; Wolf Dance; frame drums; snow-capped peaks; dirt roads; birds; women fishing; ships; speeches; Rotary International; french horns; sousaphones; saxophones; Fur Rondy

Film Sponsor:

Creator:

Credits:

Distributor:

Contributor: Prelinger Archives

Source Collection: Prelinger Archives Home Movie Collection

Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive

Production Date: [1951]

Release Date:

Geographical Location: USA; Alaska; Anchorage, Alaska

Genre/Form: home movie

Language:

Rights:

Film Format: 16mm film

Element: reversal

Color: color

Color Process: Kodachrome

Sound or Silent: silent

Film Soundtrack Type: mos

Edge Code: circle plus

Frame Rate: 16 fps

Length (feet): 378

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, description, catalog record, video