[Vaughan--home movies] Reel 61

Date1970 – 1971

Can DescriptionsSept. 6, 1970 July 28, 1971

Can DescriptionsSun. Sept. 6, 1970 - Wed. July 28, 1971 / Sun. Sept. 6, '70: Leaving Deering Harbor, E. end of Long Isl, with the swains on "TtanyaII" Fisher Is. S. side, + inside the Breakwater at Stonington, Conn., pretty sunset. / Sun. Oct. 4: At P. Marsh with Bill + Mag + dogs. / Sat. Feb. 13 + Mon. Feb. 15, '71 Snow + ice at Pretty Marsh. / Sat. Mar. 27 Brief view of P. Marsh Harbor. / 1. Sat. Mar. 27 '71 2. Sat. Ap. 3, '71 1. Late in the day over Pretty Marsh Harbor 2. Sunset over the Narrows. / Sat. Ap. 17, '71 + Sun: Snow at P. Marsh; damage to the Herters' dock done by the ice. / 1. May 3: Flowering Crab, etc. at Pride's. 2. Fri. June 4 '71: Henry + his? fire Engine at Proctor. 3. Henry + Joanie at Pride's. / 2. Sun. June 13, '71 3. Mon a.m. 21 / 1. Picnic by the PC car at Claremont / 2. Picnic on Happy Day Hill at Lincoln 3. Pulling "Dolly" off the Rocks in P.M. Harbor. / 1. Tues June 22, '71: Lilacs at P. Marsh 2. ? Fri. July 23: "Party Boat" "Adventurer" of Camded going N. thru The Narrows. An old fishing schooner. 3. Mon. July 26. Mom R. at Sand Beach. fire engine at seal cove [?] 4. Tues. July 27, '71: Mom R. swimming on her 70th birthday at P.M. + Pop on the rocks at Pretty Marsh. / Wed. July 28: Mom + Pop R. at P. Marsh. / Sat. Oct. 24, '70 Hamburg Cove opposite Essex, Conn, River traffic at the Old Saybrook Breakwater. / 1. Sat. eve, Oct. 24, '70 2. Sun. Oct. 25 3. Sat., Nov. 7 4. Thurs. Dec. 24 - 1. No. 180 on the bridge at Old Saybrook. Sunset at Co[?] Harbor, Shelter Is., Long Is. 2. Joan "Bundles" Swain, S.V. + zipper problems, + red shirt. 3. 8818 + U Haul trailer at Pretty Marsh. 4. At Providence.

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