Home Movie: Anderson-Nelson Collection: 001208 (silent)

Genre: home movie

Complete Record: Description: Images and newsworthy events from the 1930s San Francisco Bay Area. Includes Oakland driving POVs; the San Francisco Embarcadero and waterfront during the strike of 1934; early images of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; snow in Orinda, California; residential restrictions advertising sign in Orinda; shipwrecks in the San Francisco Bay, and more. can notes: "1936. Roll 3: Christmas at Church. Out to Elsa's. Oscat Johnson and his cousins. Ninth street home. Kenney park. East-shore highway. Dock Strike - 1934. Fisherman's wharf. Piedmont Ave station. Snow At Orinda with Stanley Boquest. Feb. 7, 1937 - Long Barn at Ray Diehls Tavern. March 10, 1937 - Oil tanker, Frank Buck collistion[sic] with Pres. Coolidge. Easter Sunday at church." Reuse Statement: For information on reusing Prelinger Archives footage and obtaining written usage agreements, please visit www.prelinger.com. Subjects: 1930s, Shipping, Transportation, Labor unions, Leisure and recreation, Cities, Weather, Racism Tags: Christmas; homemade titles; Bethany Lutheran Church; churches; crowds; worshippers outside church; hand blocking camera; walking away; waving to camera; running towards camera; slow-motion; racing; goofing for camera on Berkeley, California street; pouring Coca-Cola; in-camera trick filming; camera tricks; trick photography; eating apples; Oscar Johnson and his cousin Mr. Anderson; profiles; Sunday best; fancy dress; front yards; San Francisco Bay Bridge sign; Oakland Residential/Business directional sign; MacArthur Boulevard exit from Bay Bridge; driving down MacArthur Boulevard in Oakland, California; Lost Landscapes; highway to and from San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; filmed through windshield; driving POVs; filmed from moving vehicle; palm trees; traffic; piers; Pier 46, San Francisco, after fire December 16, 1936; Ferry Building, San Francisco; driving down Embarcadero; Pier 33; longshore workers fishermen; nets; fishing boats; Embassy Club; nighttime lights; trams; streetcars; electric trolleys; Key System and Southern Pacific interurban cars at Piedmont Avenue station, Oakland; trolley enthusiast tour; microphones; snowy peaks; cows; cattle; throwing snowballs; snow; winter; hamming it up for camera; snowing; dog sleds; fur coats; skiing; sledding; snowy trees; tobogganing; shipwrecks; Frank Buck oil tanker shipwreck, Lands End, San Francisco; San Francisco Bay; Ohioan shipwreck; Golden Gate Bridge; sunset over Pacific Ocean shot from San Francisco; turning away from camera; car backing out of driveway; walking up steps; Easter Sunday crowd outside church; climate change; "Orinda A Restricted Residence Park / Mitchell and Austin" sign; residential segregation; racism; redlining; Land's End; Tilden Lumber Co.; slow motion; reverse motion; ships at the port; train car 165; bus driver speaking into microphone; "Mitchell & Austin" real estate office; throwing snowballs; Ray Diehl's Tavern; Ray Diehl's Groceries; chewing gum; A. Sabella Sea Foods; Embassy Club sign; "Alioto Crab Co." sign Film Sponsor: Creator: Anderson-Nelson Family Credits: Distributor: Contributor: Prelinger Archives Source Collection: Anderson-Nelson Family Film Archive PC-0005, Prelinger Archives Home Movie Collection Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive Production Date: 1936-12-25; 1934; 1937-02-07; 1937-03-10; 1938-01-09 Release Date: Geographical Location: USA; California; Oakland, California; San Francisco, California; Orinda, California; Long Barn, California; San Francisco Bay Area, California; Contra Costa County, California; Tuolumne County, California Genre/Form: home movie Language: eng Rights: Film Format: 8mm film Element: reversal, original Color: b&w Color Process: Sound or Silent: silent Film Soundtrack Type: mos Edge Code: triangle square, circle triangle Frame Rate: 12 fps Length (feet): 206