Lobstertown

Pictures life in a Maine lobster-fishing town of 75 people. Shows the men working on the fishing boats, the state lobster hatchery, and the life of Mr. Bartlett and his family, who go to the one-room school, the community church, the dance at the Grange Hall, the general store, and the community wharf. Emphasizes the values of freedom, initiative, and interdependence found in such a society.
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