Moving Image / Glen A. Settle, A Slide History--Early Antelope Valley and Kern County Centennial

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Title: Glen A. Settle, A Slide History--Early Antelope Valley and Kern County Centennial
Creator: Dyke, Jed
Date Created and/or Issued: 2001-10-17
Contributing Institution: Kern Antelope Historical Society
Collection: California Revealed from Kern Antelope Historical Society
Rights Information: Public Domain. No restrictions on use.
Description: A local historian describes the history of Antelope Valley, Rosamund and Kern County while narrating a slideshow of historic automobiles and an exhibit called the "Time Tunnel." Glen Settle (1911-2009) reminiscences about early life in the Antelope Valley and Rosamond. Includes a slide show of an antique car parade in Rosamond and of the Kern County Centennial (1966). Includes pictures of activities in Havilah (original county seat) Centennial parade in Bakersfield and information on the time capsule and its contents at Tropico Mine west of Rosamond. The time capsule is to be opened when Kern County celebrates its 1000th anniversary.
Type: moving image
Format: Original
Sound
Color
VHS
Extent: 1 Tape of 1
00:32:51
Identifier: carmkah_000001
Language: English
Provenance: Kern Antelope Historical Society
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