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"The Story of the Carmel River and My Memories of Carmel in the '40s & '50s"

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Title: "The Story of the Carmel River and My Memories of Carmel in the '40s & '50s"
Contributing Institution: Harrison Memorial Library
Collection: Local History Lecture Series
Rights Information: copyrighted
This video is protected by copyright. For personal and educational use only. Commercial use is prohibited. For more information, contact hml.localhist@gmail.com or call 831-624-1615.
Description: Ray A. March, author of several books including "River in Ruin," tells the story of the Carmel River, which is the primary water supply for the Monterey Peninsula and one of the top ten endangered rivers in North America. May 7, 2012 Carmel Public Library Foundation Carmel, CA Filmed by Hebard Olsen. Copyright 2012. For personal and educational use only. Commercial use is prohibited.
Type: moving image
Subject: Harrison Memorial Library
Carmel Library
Ray A. March
Carmel River

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