[1925 circa: Parade in Port Washington, Wisconsin]
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Home movie documenting the Heidkamp family's visit to a parade in Port Washington, Wisconsin, shot circa 1925.
Credits
Herbert A. Heidkamp (filmmaker); Rose Young Heidkamp (participant); Emil M. Heidkamp (participant)
Complete catalog record
Date: circa 1925
Cfa collection: Heidkamp Family Collection
Notes: The film begins with footage of Rose Young Heidkamp and her daughter Mary leaving their home at 2125 Wilson Avenue in Chicago and getting into a car. They are shortly followed by Rose's husband Emil M. Heidkamp, founding President of the Bowmanville National Bank.; The scene then switches to a parade in Port Washington, Wisconsin, where Rose and Emil were born and raised. Elaborately decorated vehicles drive down an American-flag lined street. St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church (where Rose and Emil were married) can be seen in the background. The camera then switches angles and films the parade as it moves away from the filmmaker; a sign for Ford Motors hangs on one of the storefronts. It is not clear what the parade is celebrating (the only discernible float sign is for the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal organization and secret society).
Subjects: Parades and processions; Vehicles; Suburban life
Places: North America > United States > Wisconsin > Port Washington; North America > United States > Illinois > Chicago
Cfa elements: 89 feet
Cfa records: https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/Detail/objects/23991
Cfa collection: Heidkamp Family Collection
Notes: The film begins with footage of Rose Young Heidkamp and her daughter Mary leaving their home at 2125 Wilson Avenue in Chicago and getting into a car. They are shortly followed by Rose's husband Emil M. Heidkamp, founding President of the Bowmanville National Bank.; The scene then switches to a parade in Port Washington, Wisconsin, where Rose and Emil were born and raised. Elaborately decorated vehicles drive down an American-flag lined street. St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church (where Rose and Emil were married) can be seen in the background. The camera then switches angles and films the parade as it moves away from the filmmaker; a sign for Ford Motors hangs on one of the storefronts. It is not clear what the parade is celebrating (the only discernible float sign is for the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal organization and secret society).
Subjects: Parades and processions; Vehicles; Suburban life
Places: North America > United States > Wisconsin > Port Washington; North America > United States > Illinois > Chicago
Cfa elements: 89 feet
Cfa records: https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/Detail/objects/23991
Sources
- Chicago Film Archives · record ↗ — title, year, creator, length, format, color, sound, genre, description, credits, catalog record, video
Record added 2026-11-08 21:25:03