Mother Mills (Unidentified African-American Home Movie)
Silent 8mm reel purchased at Baltimore flea market. Notes written on can read: "Mother Mills. House party - Christmas at home. Family leaving Detroit." Film processed January 1961. Road trip. "Welcome to Nebraska" sign seen at 8:14. "Welcome to Wyoming" sign seen at 9:38. "Welcome to Nevada" sign seen at 14:18. Contact the African American Home Movie Archive for licensing inquiries. [email protected]
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