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Bear Mountain in 9&10 news reel 162 film footage from 9/24/1974

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 My film student Max and I were watching 9&10 News reel 162 and enjoyed a silent segment on Bear Mountain in Grayling. Here are some still shots I took from "Bear Mountain"  9/24/1974. It was a very snowy day. Shots include the Bear Mountain Sign, the Fred Bear Museum, the Polygedron Hotel, ticket booth, Games building, Inn sign, skiiers on the lift, and cars driving on snowy road. Neither the miniature train, Little Smokey, nor the stage coach are in this film.                                                                                        

Happy New Year!

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Let's hope 2024 is a good year. Below is excellent information about disaster preparedness and recovery of damaged family materials, personal digital archiving, and lists of workshops & funding sources from the Northeast Documentation Conservation Center (NEDCC), which specializes in conservation, digitization, audio preservation, and preservation training.  Top Preservation Leaflets: - Emergency Salvage of Moldy Books and Paper - Temperature, Relative Humidity, Light, and Air Quality: Basic Guidelines for Preservation - A Short Guide to Film Base Photographic Materials: Identification, Care, and Duplication New NEDCC Stories: - Digitizing Oversized Scrapbooks - Visiting Researcher Examines the Pastels of James McNeill Whistler - A Case Study in Producing Bound Facsimiles Most Viewed Videos: - D isaster Preparedness for Small Organizations in California - Personal Digital Archiving - Creating Archival Book Encl