Moving Images Relating to National Parks

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Moving Images Relating to National Parks

1970-2009

https://catalog.archives.gov/id/7269276

This series consists of moving images documenting activities in, and related to, the National Park system. Subjects include: camping, hiking, geology and wildlife. Over 550 sites are represented in these records. There are also textual records associated with a large percentage of these moving images including production notes, permissions and other documentation. While the Harpers Ferry Center was created in 1970 some items date back to as early as 1917.

approximately: 23 audio tapes, 2,313 film reels, and 11 video cassettes

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National Archives at College Park

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SNAC Resource ID: 11633931

National Archives at College Park

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National Park Service. Harpers Ferry Center

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