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Spearfish Canyon 1938

A 1938 promotional film shows people enjoying outdoor activities in the Black Hills

07/28/2014 | Rating NR

Images of the Past

Spearfish Canyon 1938

Season 9 Episode 20 | 9m

A 1938 promotional film shows people enjoying outdoor activities in the Black Hills

In 1938, the Burlington Northern Railroad produced and distributed a film in an effort to draw people to the Black Hills. The film would likely have been shown in movie theaters in advance of the featured program.

07/28/2014 | Rating NR

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Images of the Past

Spearfish Canyon 1938

Season 9 Episode 20 | 9m

In 1938, the Burlington Northern Railroad produced and distributed a film in an effort to draw people to the Black Hills. The film would likely have been shown in movie theaters in advance of the featured program.

07/28/2014 | Rating NR

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