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George Eastman birthplace house moved to Rochester for his centennial

Title superimposed on Eastman's birthplace: "Father of Modern Photography - Pay Homage to George Eastman" / Two men place a very large wreath on Eastman's grave: a circular stone set on concentric circles with a bas relief of an art deco nude / Another wreath, "From the men and women of Eastman Kodak" / A view over the shoulders of the audience of the tomb and wreaths // Eastman holds strips of film as Thomas Edison cranks a movie camera; the men in a bucolic garden, they climb the stairs to the house / VS a sheet of three cent stamps with Eastman's face / Assistant Postmaster Albert J. Robertson presents the stamps to Rochester Postmaster Lewis B. Cartwright / A dimly lit theater with a large rectangle of light on the stage / Chairman of Paramount Pictures Adolph Zukor speaking (no audio); the theater / A movie cameraman peers through the viewfinder / A high angle view of numerous dining tables in the house's garden, with people eating / The relocated house with four columns beyond the diners / The people walking toward the house; something believed to be an astrolabe at the lower left / VS people group stands a the house as it's dedicated by Mrs. Robert (Netta) Ranlet; she unveils two plaques: "George Eastman was born in this house July 12, 1954 in Waterville NY. It is a gift of a few of his close friends and was moved to this garden for his centennial, July 12 1954" / People stand behind a rope line / An aerial view of the house and people // Eastman reads a book in front of a fireplace
Title superimposed on Eastman's birthplace: "Father of Modern Photography - Pay Homage to George Eastman" / Two men place a very large wreath on Eastman's grave: a circular stone set on concentric circles with a bas relief of an art deco nude / Another wreath, "From the men and women of Eastman Kodak" / A view over the shoulders of the audience of the tomb and wreaths // Eastman holds strips of film as Thomas Edison cranks a movie camera; the men in a bucolic garden, they climb the stairs to the house / VS a sheet of three cent stamps with Eastman's face / Assistant Postmaster Albert J. Robertson presents the stamps to Rochester Postmaster Lewis B. Cartwright / A dimly lit theater with a large rectangle of light on the stage / Chairman of Paramount Pictures Adolph Zukor speaking (no audio); the theater / A movie cameraman peers through the viewfinder / A high angle view of numerous dining tables in the house's garden, with people eating / The relocated house with four columns beyond the diners / The people walking toward the house; something believed to be an astrolabe at the lower left / VS people group stands a the house as it's dedicated by Mrs. Robert (Netta) Ranlet; she unveils two plaques: "George Eastman was born in this house July 12, 1954 in Waterville NY. It is a gift of a few of his close friends and was moved to this garden for his centennial, July 12 1954" / People stand behind a rope line / An aerial view of the house and people // Eastman reads a book in front of a fireplace
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Editorial #:
1377822251
Collection:
Sherman Grinberg Library
Date created:
July 12, 1954
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License type:
Rights-ready
Release info:
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Clip length:
00:01:34:23
Location:
Rochester, New York, United States
Mastered to:
QuickTime 10-bit ProRes 422 (HQ) HD 1920x1080 23.98p
Originally shot on:
35mm B/W Neg
Source:
Sherman Grinberg Library
Object name:
sr005033_01_03