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Subject:
Living history videos
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"Henry B. Crawford" <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Tue, 23 Apr 1996 11:58:43 -0600
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Does anyone produce interpretive living history video documentaries?  I
know of only a few.  There is a short, but exceptional one on the Mormon
settlement at Nauvoo, Illinois, and an older (1970s) film-on-video about
Bent's Fort.  The 125th anniversary of the American Civil War was the
catalyst for an outstanding series using footage of the commemorative Civil
War battle reenactments during the late 1980s.  It seems that more
institutions and production companies would have jumped on the video
bandwagon by now, especially since there are videos on everything else.

Please reply,
HBC

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Henry B. Crawford        Curator of History
[log in to unmask]     Museum of Texas Tech University
806/742-2442           Box 43191
FAX 742-1136             Lubbock, TX  79409-3191
*********All opinions expressed are mine**********

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