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My dad shot these home movie clips when we where on vacation in St. Petersburg in 1953. Enjoy these small clips taken around town, Pass-a grille Beach, the old Johns Pass Bridge and Al Lang baseball stadium.

I took this video in about the same place as where my dad took the 1953 Pass-a-Grille home video 64 years ago. This video shows the change to the beach since then.

This old home movie was taken by my dad (Ben Harris) at Pass-a-Grille Beach Fla in 1953 while we where on vacation to St.Pete. What's interesting about the movie is not so much of who is the video, but what you see in the background. You get to see the old Pass-a-grille hotel (before it burned down) where the concession stand now sits....the beach lined with the Australian Pine trees (before th...

My dad (Ben Harris) took this home movie of the Clyde Beatty Circus unloading in Anderson Indiana some time around the mid 1950's Location of the unloading took place between 3 and 5th next to John St on RR siding. The circus then travels to the field west of Madison Ave between Hazlett St and White River to set up their tents. Let the good times roll one more time and we'll will see you under ...

Here's a very short home movie dad (Ben) shot in the early 1950's while he was at number 4 fire station. Someone else is using his camera while he raises the door and pulls the engine out. Also in the video is Wayne Shadle, Jim Olvey and Fred Quimby. Enjoy this short clip of the past.

You can almost hear the whistle blowing in these couple of movie clips that I put together from old home movies. They where taken by my dad (Ben Harris) from our house which was located on the SW corner of 4th and John St. Included is a few seconds of the house to give you a sense of location as to where the film was shot from in 1953/4. The train tracks ran north and south along side of John S...

Home movie of Anderson's fire station No 4 taken by my dad (Ben Harris) in 1953 when he worked there. It shows some of the inside, some of the crew he worked with and my sister pulling me on the sled after a visit to dad in the winter. Enjoy this short time travel to the past.

The old Aeromotor windmill was really spinning today from the residual wind of last nights storms and cold front that went by. The camera makes the blades look like its hardly moving, but if you look near the center of the spoke, you can see that the blades are turning fast. Enjoy this early piece of American farm equipment in action. Cheers

Running of my 1959 Fleischmann Steam Engine

Feeding the Florida Ibis that show up at the house.

St. Petersburg Florida 2016- 4th of July fireworks finale over the Vinoy basin