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Copy of the Film "People Along the Mississippi," 1952
MISC MSS 175
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Abstract
- "People Along the Mississippi" was created in 1952 as an educational film (funded by Encyclopedia Britannica) to highlight to origins of communities and people living along the Mississippi River. This film was directed by Gordon Weisenborn and feature La Crosse and Onalaska, Wisconsin residents. This collection contains a VHS copy of the original film; this copy was created in 2002.
- Collection Title
- Copy of the Film "People Along the Mississippi"
- Date of Materials
- 1952
- Call Number
- MISC MSS 175
- Amount
- 0.02 cubic foot (1 folder)
- Language of Materials
- English
- Box
- 52
- Folder
- 3
- Repository
- La Crosse Public Library Archives
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Copy of the Film "People Along the Mississippi," MISC MSS 175, La Crosse Public Library Archives, La Crosse, WI
Administrative Information
Publication Information
La Crosse Public Library Archives 2013 July
800 Main St.La Crosse, Wisconsin, 54601
(608) 789-7136
archives@lacrosselibrary.org
Access to Materials
This collection contains one VHS cassette; a use copy must be created prior to patron viewing.
Copyright Notice
The content of this recording and all associated film rights are owned by Iowa State University. No public screenings of this recording are allowed.
Acquisitions Information
Donated by Doug Connell (Accession no. 2004.073)
Controlled Access Headings
Geographic Name(s)
- La Crosse (Wis.)--History
- Mississippi River
- Onalaska (Wis.)--History
- United States--Description and travel
General note
1 VHS cassette created 2002-07-09; black-and-white; sound; approximate runtime: 28 minutes