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Eye Witness No. 33
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Eye Witness No. 33
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The Ship that Never Sails: The S.S. Lurcher, riding at permanent anchor over the treacherous shoals twenty miles from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, does double duty as lighthouse and weather station. Freedom Jamboree: For its big annual show, Windsor's black population, augmented by visitors from the south, turns out en masse for a three-day celebration to commemorate the freeing of American slaves. A Metal Mountain: From British Columbia's fabulous Sullivan Mine comes a seemingly inexhaustible supply of lead and zinc, blasted from within the mountain's cavernous tunnels.
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Eye Witness No. 33
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Authors
Burwash, Gordon
Newman, Sydney
National Film Board of Canada (Ottawa)
Subjects
Newsreels--Canada.
Black peopleBritish ColumbiaFestivalsLead depositsLighthousesMinesMount SullivanNova ScotiaOntarioShipsWeather stationsWindsor (Ontario)YarmouthZinc deposits
Language
English
Published
Montreal : National Film Board of Canada, 2012.
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1 streaming video (11 min., 00 sec.) : sound, black and white.
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34
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