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Freyermuth, Florence, Travel Slides and Films 20 Boxes 4/21/1997 S0885 Freyermuth, Florence, Travel Slides And Films 20 Boxes 4/21/1997 This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. This collection is stored off site. Please allow 3-5 business days for retrieval. BOX 1 (08936) 16mm Films v885.1 Film #1: Cuba, April 1949 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Puerto Vallarta, March 1960 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 9/9/2011 Film #1: San Francisco; Hawaii, Sept-October 1940 pt. 1 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Hawaii, Sept-October 1940 pt. 2 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/13/2011 v885.3 Film #1: Guatemala, February 1940 and November 1947, pt. 1 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Guatemala, February 1940 and November 1947, pt. 2 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/13/2011 v885.4 Film #1: Guatemala, February 1940 and November 1947, pt. 3 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: California, 1952 & 1953; Crater Lake, 1951 & 1953 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/14/2011 v885.5 Film #1: Victoria, Oregon, Mt. Ranier, 1951 & 1953 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Yellowstone, 1949 &1951 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/14/2011 v885.6 Film #1: Utah and Colorado, July 1939 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Badlands, Banff, Lake Louise, Glacier Park, 1949-1951 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/14/2011 v885.7 Film #1: Piney Ridge, MN 1940, 1941, 1942, 1946, 1947, 1948 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: New Orleans and San Antonio, 1939; Bellingrath Gardens (16mm, color, silent) Film #3: Mazatlan, March 1960 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/27/2011 NOTE: The digital copies of these films available on site. BOX 2 (08938) Slide carousels: Caribbean, 3/21-3/64 Caribbean-madiera Spain, 1962 1966 Spain, 1962 Yucatan, 1961 Alaska, 1970 Rhine Crusie, 1973 BOX 3 (09612) Slide Carousels: Italy, 1962 Britain-Jedburgh-London, 1964 Norway-Bergen and North Cape Cruise, 1964 Stockholm-Copenhagen Norway, Holland and Germany, SUmmer 1973 India Slide tray (non-carousel) BOX 4 (09751) India Denmark and Norway, Summer 1973 Afghanistan-Iran Diapositive Case 1963 1963 BOX 5 (09833) Slide Carousels: 1966 Spain, 1962-1966 Meditteranean Cruise, Lifeboat Drill, Gibraltar, Cairo Italy, 1962 West Coast, 1965 1966 BOX 6 (09834) Tahiti, New Zealand, AUstralia, 1970 Tahiti, New Zealand, Australia, 1970 Tahiti, New Zealand, 1970 Mediterranean Crusie, Egypt, Istanbul Paris and Ireland, 1966 1963 BOX 7 (09835) Slide Carousels: unidentified 1966 Alaska, 1970 Australia (2 carousels) Taiwan, 1967 1969 BOX 8 (09836) Slide carousels: Chile Columbia Columbia 1969 1969 Brazil Peru BOX 9 (09841) Slide Carousels: Brazil Unidentified Unidentified India Kenya, 1975 (2 carousels) Africa, 1969 Austria BOX 10 (09842) Slide Carousels: indentified only as 1-5 Hong Kong and Taiwan, 1967 Japan BOX 11 (09860) Slide carousels: Japan unidentified Ireland En route to Australia and New Zealand, 1963 Japan Africa, 1972 1963 BOX 12 (09895) Slide carousels: from Bergen through Stockholm, 1966 England to Hadrian's Wall Australia India, Bombay, 1972 and 1963 Africa, 1972 Africa, 1972 Austria, 1968 BOX 13 (09905) Slide carousels: unidentified Rhodesia and SOuth Africa, 1969 Africa, 1972 (3 carousels) Africa 1969 India unidentified BOX 14 (09908) Slide carosuels: Kenya, 1975 (2 carousels) New Zealand, 1963 Iran unidentified unidentified unidentified BOX 15 (09943) Slide carousels: Hong Kong, 1967 unidentified unidentified Ireland, 1974 Brazil unidentified unidentified BOX 16 (09944) metal case of unidentified slides Slide carousels: El tigre Peru 16mm films: Puerto Vallarta, 3/60 Mexico, 2-3/41 and 10/41 unidentified Hawaii, 9-10/40 (two reels) BOX 17 (09945) Slide carousels: Portugal/Spain, 1962 and 1966 Spain/Italy, 1962 1966 Yucatan, 1961 (2 carousels) India, 1972 unidentified slides, 1982 and 1986 Madigascar, 1982, 1986 16mm films: Tetons, 1951 Colorado Piney Ridge, 1948 Big Spring, Van Buren, MO, 1940 BOX 18 ((09946) 16mm films v885.8 Film #1: Mexico, part 1—St. Louis through Mexico City, February-March 1941 and October 1941 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Mexico, part 2—Xochimilco through Acapulco, February-March 1941 and October 1941, May 1943, Nov. 1945, Feb. 1947 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/27/2011 v885.9 Film #1: Mexico, part 3—Uxmal through Fortin, February-March 1941 and October 1941, May 1943, Nov 1945, Feb. 1947 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Mexico, part 4—Desert of Lions through Uruapan, February-March 1941 and October 1941, April 1943 & 1944, Nov. 1945 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 10/28/2011 v885.10 Film #1: Mexico, pt. 5—Yucatan-return to Merida and Uxmal (Feb 1941 and Oct. 1947) (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Mexico, pt. 6—Chichen-Itza, February-March 1941 and October 1947 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 11/23/2011 v885.11 Film #1: Mexico, pt. 7—International Highway March 1941 & Feb. 1947 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Mexico, pt. 8—The Independence Town, March 1945; Tehuantepec & Oaxaca, 1941 & 1943 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 11/23/2011 v885.12 Film #1: Mexico, Nov. 1954 part 1 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Mexico, Nov. 1954 part 2 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 12/1/2011 v885.13 Film #1: Exterior, buildings and tropical gardening, location unknown (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Exteriors, buildings and grounds, location unknown [Mexico?] (16mm, color, silent) Film #3: Long shots, mountaintops and bridges, location unknown (16mm, color, silent) Film #4: Piney Ridge, 1948 (16mm, color, silent) Film #5: Going to St. George, Bermuda (ca. 1955) (16mm, color, silent) Film #6: Tom Moore’s Tavern, St. George’s Airfield, Deepdene, Bermuda (ca. 1955) (16mm, color, silent) Film #7: Breaker’s Beach and Boathouse at Deepdene Manor, and view near the Flatts, Bermuda, ca. 1955 (16mm, color, silent) Film #8: Somerset, Bermuda; (Bottoms?) at Deepdene, Breaker’s Beach, ca. 1955 (16mm, color, silent) Film #9: Deepdene Manor Hotel, Motor Bikes, Bermuda, ca. 1955 (16mm, color, silent) Film #10: Patio at Deepdene Manor, motor bikes, Somerset trip (?), ca. 1955 ((16mm, color, silent) Film #11: Botanical Garden, change carriage, ends in a beach, ca. 1955 (Bermuda?) (16mm, color, silent) Film #12: Tetons 1951 (16mm, color, silent) Film #13: Colorado & Milner’s Pass (Trail Ridge Rd.), Copper Mine—Utah (16mm, color, silent) Film #14: Hamilton, ca. 1955 (16mm, color, silent) Film #15: An Indiana State Park, ca. 1946 (16mm, color, silent) Film #16: Kentucky 1, ca. 1942 (16mm, color, silent) Film #17: Kentucky 2, ca. 1941 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 12/9/2011 v885.14 Film #1: Denver, Red Rocks Theatre ca. 1951 (16mm, color, silent) Film #2: Colorado or Piney Ridge ca. 1956-1958 (?)-from edge code (16mm, color, silent) Film #3: Big Spring, Van Buren, MO 1940 (16mm, color, silent) Film #4: Myrtle Beach (?) ca. 1946 (16mm, color, silent) Film #5: Hula, Hawaii, 1940 (16mm, color, silent) Film #6: Duluth, 1948 (16mm, color, silent) *Transferred to .avi 12/16/2011 NOTE: The digital copies of these films available on site. BOX 19 (09947) Travel Documents and Correspondence, 1960s and 1970s The Hatchet (Washington University Yearbook), 1927 and 1928 BOX 20 (09948) Maps; Travel Documents and Correspondence, 1960 and 1970s Equipment Inventory: one 16mm projector two slide viewers one slide projector (equipment kept in office) .
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