Documentary about Lubec and the smoked herring industry of Maine. Betacam SP copy is promotional sample edit.

Dated 6 Feb 1922. Drama: young New Yorkers who come by steam yacht up the coast of Maine and unwillingly visit the people of New Harbor. FOR REFERENCE ONLY.;MOMA accession number: 20531;This version was labeled as both a work print (on the leader) and release print (on the can). According to David Weiss, this print came from MOMA and originally had Czech intert...

NHF cataloguer's notes, 11/94: Man whittling buoys on the dock. Boats. Inside [co-op] store. Various shots of sea, co-op store, lobstering activities, boats, townspeople (brief ...

Factual film with no credits. Possible producer is Maine State Dept. of Tourism or Maine State Dept. of Fish and Game. Many intertitles about fishing for tuna. 'Tuna fishing off...

Dramatic film about formation of a Maine fishermen's cooperative shot in Port Clyde, Maine, with an unsynchronized sound track. The cast is local fishermen. Funded by The Cooper...

Chronicle program aired April 1991. One segment concerns 'Turn of the Tide' produced by James McPherson, a film about local fishermen shot in Port Clyde, Maine. ONSITE REFERENCE...

Commercial fishing footage. Appears to be professionally shot footage of loading fish at dock. Reel given to Alan Lewis from 'acquaintance who runs a flea market'. Transfer was ...

Long (full) version of 'Watermen,' a documentary about Chesapeake Bay oyster fishermen, their families and working life. Long (full) version is 2300 ft., 65 min. running time.

Shorter version of 'Watermen,' a documentary about Chesapeake Bay oyster fishermen, their families and working life. Shorter version is edited for television.

1932 date code on film. // Title card: 'Water Sports Day at the Rangeley Lake Hotel, August 13, 1932.' 'Photographed, edited and titled by Harrie B. Coe.' 'Can you find yourself...