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Bob Nelson
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2014
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Diane, NTF interview, light edit, b cam end, needs sound work
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Diane, NTF interview, light edit, b cam end, needs sound work
The Incomparable Tim Rues as the Incomparable Gen. Jim Lane.
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Historian and museum curator Tim Rues reenacts a piece of Jim Lane's fiery 1857 denunciation of the pro-slavery Lecompton Constitution from the senate chambers of the pro-slavery territorial capitol in historic Lecompton, Kansas. Tim does a remarkable job of making one feel they're in the presence of the famed free-state leader described as one of the greatest stump speakers in American history...
asalh video, final, trimmed to 12, re mapped audio, 1080dpi, 60fps
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asalh video, final, trimmed to 12, re mapped audio, 1080dpi, 60fps
final, cheryl, 1080, check that images match
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final, cheryl, 1080, check that images match
Underground Railroad in Falls City, the Dorringtons and Jim Lane, Robert Nelson, Jan 2023
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Telling the abolitionist history of Falls City, Nebraska, as well as the town's role in the formation of the "Jim Lane Trail." Also explaining the process of researching and writing an application essay to nominate the "Dorrington House and Barn" to the National Park Service Network to Freedom registry.
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Great interview!!!
My dad was born in falls city too . Do know any of the honeas?
I find this fascinating. My mother was born in Falls City. There are endless rabbit holes of stories to find while researching her ancestry. I thought the details were getting a little too much to explain. Bob Nelson has so many details an hour is way short for a great story.
We could have stayed through the night. :) . The target for those library talks is an hour (5:30 to 6:30), then they need to close up shop. Notice the lights were going off in other parts of the building (great way to say "wrap it up." ) They want to do another one -- maybe this summer -- so I'll make sure to avoid the application process talk and too much national contextual stuff and just jam on the area history to kind of fill out a pre-Civil War Falls City tale. And maybe I cut down on the "ums." .. Ughh. You'd think a fellow would have grown out of that by this advanced age..