Transport & exhibits at Golden Gate Exposition (Updated seven months ago)
Silent, color footage from the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island in San Francisco (1939/40), produced by Orville C. Goldner. Includes views of architectual exhibits, the Bay Bridge and crowds catching a ferry from the Ferry Building to the island. Also features scenes of visitors riding the elephant train, enjoying a wild west exhibition, strolling along the Gayway and watching a highwire/diving display. Ends with a brief glimpse of people leaving from the flying boat terminal.
Tags: bay bridge, elephant train, ferries, ferry building, flying boat terminal, gayway, golden gate international exposition 1939/40, orville c. goldner
Added to San Francisco Bay Area Television Archive on April 27, 2009.
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- Originally aired on: Orville C. Goldner
- Date aired: 1939/40
- Recording medium: 16mm color silent film
- Type of material: Kodachrome amateur film
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- Goldner 5.mp4 (174.83 MB – MPEG4 video)
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- Views: 435 (435 for this version)
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- Current version
- Update by Michael D Harper on seven months ago.
- Initial upload.
- Update by Michael D Harper on seven months ago.