Dear Family,
My website appears to be the best way to show you the results of the 8mm film conversion. Resolution is only half that of full size, so as to keep the file
smaller. (Future editions may improve both the steadiness and the color.)
In Internet Explorer, either left-click the link to play, or right-click and "Save Target As..." to download and save the file. The latter is better so that if you ever want to play it beyond the first time, you won't have to download it again. Each is about 30 MB.
I'm running out of hosting space, so some of the earlier reels may have been deleted to make room for the later ones. Let me know if you want to get the earlier ones that are offline. (This is one reason why I said earlier to fully download a file before playing it.)
If you don't see a description of the reel, it's because I haven't had time to convert it to web page format. But you can download the text of the whole collection here:
CarlCookHomeMovies.txt
12/25/2011 UPDATE:
Since originally putting some of these out here, I've discovered YouTube! Those .wmv files took 30MB each on my server and were only half of the full size resolution. I can now upload the FULL resolution files to YouTube and take ZERO space on my server! That deserves a reaction that probably only my brothers would remember me accidentally coining and using often as a kid... "Wippeeeeee!"
For each 15 minute film reel's master file (which is about 1.5+ GB), it takes about an hour to convert to a format efficient enough to upload (.3 GB) plus 2-4 hours to upload that smaller file. But I'll eventually get uploaded all the ones we've film-transferred so far. (Will try to email you all.) And reels that are longer than YouTube's limit of 15 minutes are being broken up into parts. Notice that on YouTube, you can push their button that expands the picture to your whole screen. But you better have a fast internet connection to avoid "the pausies". Most of these older ones are blurry enough that you won't want to expand it if your monitor is big.
On a separate matter, I discovered after Mark M. moved to Florida that most of the small Morgan collection is STILL in good shape!! So sometime we might be able to get that converted and sharable. :) (Don't hold your breath, though.)
02/23/2012 UPDATE:
I've gotten another group of Cook home movies re-uploaded to YouTube with links embedded at TomsGoodFiles.com. As the history covered gets further toward the present, the content gets more interesting. This group is Reels #13-#24. And there's an added treat! In Dec. '10, when the 4 Cook brothers reunited to (among other things) watch home movies together, I was able to record the sounds of our reactions as we viewed them! This was with the intention of someday figuring out how to add it as a soundtrack to the movies. I wasn't planning to do that at this time, but got too curious, wondering if it might not be as hard as I feared. Turns out that while working with the sound track directly (normalizing wildly varying volume levels) was very tedious, the syncing wasn't too hard usually. So it's with great pleasure that I present to you Reels #20-#24 WITH SOUND! If you're like me, you'll find that it really adds to the enjoyment of the movies!
I think you'll enjoy at least parts of what I've put up there now. Of course there's much more to come. While I can't give you numbers, it does take many hours of desk time (labor), plus many hours of computer processing time, plus many hours of internet upload time, to do all these. This (plus 4 jobs, of which a half of one of them pays income) is what makes me say "don't hold your breath for the next batch". Ha. ha. Near the end of Reel #24, one of the guys said, "Once you get working, Tom, remember... This is just in your spare time, if you happen to have some time." So at least that person should understand why I can't turn these things out quicker.
04/29/2012 UPDATE:
No further footage available yet, but there've been two developments making what's already there better.
1. YouTube has granted me the privilege of having videos longer than exactly 15 minutes. (No need to bore you with how that came about.) Therefore I've combined all 18 of the 2-part videos back into one part. (This was reels 3, 5-12, 15, 17-24.) Of course, this does not use the files previously uploaded to YouTube, but instead required offline editing (combining) the split files and (again) going through humongous upload sessions. (Many hours; some of labor and some of merely supervising the upload sessions while I do something else. Then installing the links into this page.)
2. Some have complained to me that they don't have internet connections fast enough to play these smoothly from YouTube. One relative even has a monthly data download limit! (How awful!) I have learned that, as the account holder, I can download them from YouTube AS FILES into the MP4 format. I don't know if this is the format that the files are hosted at YouTube in or not. I had thought they converted all files uploaded to them as Flash (FLV) files. In any case, once I downloaded them, I then uploaded them to a place where I can host them for free. So NOW you all can download them if watching on YouTube isn't acceptable. "But how do you play .MP4 files?" you ask. Glad you asked. You can play them with QuickTime, or if you can't or don't want to use QuickTime, then the VLC Player works well. You can download that at the VLC Player website. You'll find the link for downloading each video right under the corresponding link for YouTube. BTW, I greatly like the VLC player. Very versatile and reliable.
Next thing coming up (soon hopefully) will be some more reels, starting with #25. (Thank you for your patience!)
Here's the current edition of Reel #1. (Right-click to save or left-click to play now.)
30 fps enhanced edition
16 fps original framerate
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#1 | ||
Nov 46 | Sidney | Cookie a baby (10 weeks) |
Aug 47 | Binghamton | Cookie etc. |
Jan 48 | St. Petersburg | Cookie, etc. |
Here's the current edition of Reel #2.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#2 | ||
Mar 48 | St. Petersburg | Mommie home from hospital |
Rickie 8 days old | ||
James' water skiing | ||
Mommie and Rick on porch | ||
Aug 48 | Orlando | Mommie and Rick at 701 Palmer |
With Younkins at Daytona Beach |
Here's the current edition of Reel #3.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#3 | ||
Sep 48 | Orlando | Cookie and Rickie on porch |
Cookie kisses Rickie | ||
Parade in Orlando with Larry and trombone | ||
At Dann's ranch | ||
Rick's first steps | ||
Larry and kite in Beverly Shores |
Here's the current edition of Reel #4. This is only fragments (1 min. total), as the reel is in bad shape. First 18% is lost, and the rest that is here is only fragments. I have 2 versions; the original which is very jerky, and after I ran it through some proprietary stabilizing software, which leaves a watermark as the software wasn't free and I didn't purchase it.
30 fps enhanced edition (jitter bad)
30 fps enhanced edition (stable w/logo)
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#4 | ||
49 | Carl & Rick as babies | |
Carl & Bunny w/boy's at beach | ||
Carl Sr. birthday | ||
Louis & Grace Cook picnic w/kids in New York | ||
Bunny & boys playing outside Sidney | ||
Steam loco Sidney | ||
Cookie & Rick feeding chickens | ||
David, Myrtle, Preston, Lawrence Carroll |
Here's the current edition of Reel #5.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes (as revealed crypticly via Larry's partial notes made before he lost Dad's original) are as follows:
#5 | ||
48 | Morgans at beach with children & L & H Carroll | |
Orlando | Parade in Orlando | |
49 | Lawrence & Hazel Carroll & Cookie | |
50 | Hawaii sight seeing (some friend of Dad's) | |
Japan | Japan |
Here's the current edition of Reel #6.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#6 | ||
Jan 50 | Japan | Hueys at Fujiya Hotel |
Our house at Yokota | ||
USS Sultan | ||
Mitsuko and Toshio | ||
Apr | Tokyo | Washington Heights |
Household Goods | ||
May | May Day 1950 | |
FEAF Review |
Here's the current edition of Reel #7.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#7 | ||
Jul 50 | Tokyo | Back of house in Wash. Hts. |
Girl carrying baby in country | ||
Harvesting rice | ||
Little boy with umbrella | ||
Baby having dinner | ||
Spreading fishnet | ||
Threshing rice | ||
AAA firing at Katakai | ||
Picnic in park | ||
Children in Wash. Hts. | ||
AAA firing | ||
Sunday School - Wash Hts | ||
Boys on CL's bike | ||
Ceremonial procession | ||
Farmyard scene | ||
Train to Wajima | ||
Sea of Japan | ||
Train arriving at Wajima | ||
Going through tunnel | ||
Loading Sado-Shima ferry | ||
Niigata harbor |
Here's the current edition of Reel #8.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#8 | ||
Sep 50 | Japan | Trip to Sado-Shima |
Women carrying dirt | ||
At Niigata | ||
--Market place | ||
--Women pulling carts | ||
--Trains - turntable | ||
--Colorful streamers | ||
School children at Haronamachi | ||
Yaizu & Oma-Saki RR | ||
Buddha | ||
CL trying to ride 2-wheeler | ||
Oct | Hokkaido | First snowfall on Hokkaido |
Bear at Wakkanai | ||
Twin Peaks | ||
AAA guns - Keif Parker | ||
Daddy, CL & R in Meiji Park one Sun PM |
Here's the current edition of Reel #9.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#9 | ||
Nov 50 | Japan | Nagoya to Itazuke |
Little Mo | ||
Southern Honshu | ||
Bunny's black eye | ||
Jan 51 | Fujiya Hotel |
Here's the current edition of Reel #10.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#10 | ||
Feb 51 | Japan | Mt Fuji from train |
Toshio and boys | ||
Packers | ||
AAA guns | ||
Pile driver | ||
Mar | Kyoto |
Here's the current edition of Reel #11.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#11 | ||
Mar 51 | Japan | Southern Honshu |
Fuji near Fujiya Hotel | ||
Fishermen | ||
Cherry blossoms | ||
Ueno Park | ||
Meiji Bldg | ||
Ceremony at shrine | ||
Carpenter | ||
Tea delivery | ||
Ridgeway & Fox | ||
Pearl diver | ||
Jun | Street scene |
Here's the current edition of Reel #12.
30 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#12 | ||
Jul 51 | Tokyo | Imperial Palace wall |
Fish market | ||
Kamekura | ||
Fire near Sanno Hotel | ||
Aleutians | Shemya | |
Aug | Canada | Vancouver |
Guys, as you know, I cut off severely unplayable leading sections of several reels from the above. Ted was able to work his difficult magic on reclaiming the very bad footage. I was talking w/Carl today (Thanksgiving 2009) saying that these scraps would take a lot of work to merge back into the collection, in part because they had to be grouped together for video capture thereby losing track of which reel they came from. While we both agreed that that work could wait, he felt I should let them be viewable for now AS IS. I agreed. But as is often the case, I felt I could do some of the work now. A major problem was that some clips within this small set are upside down and motion-backwards. This is due to no longer being able to tell which side had the emulsion. It took me at least a couple of hours of (digitally) cutting scenes apart, based on transitions between upside down and rightside up sections, creating correct clips (by using a tool to play it backwards and flipping it vertically), then splicing them back together. I present each of the two groups, with just the corrected ("after" my work) edition:
Main group, corrected: 30 fps enhanced edition
Extra group, corrected: 30 fps enhanced edition
If you view these AFTER you view all the prior movies (particularly #5, #10 and #2), you may be able to help me tell where to splice them back into the collection at a later date. (I would like to have them in the sequences that Dad left them.)
Ted left me some notes:
Scrap reel
#1 = #5 envelope
#2 = #10 envelope, no lead
#3 = #2 envelope, lead
#4 = misc scrap, about 1 foot long, lead
#5 = misc scrap, about 3 feet long, lead
#6 = misc scrap #4
It's a little cryptic, but I know I sent him 5 envelopes. 3 of them were from reels #5 (2'), #10 (8') and #2 (25'). Ted had to not only splice these all together, but had to splice some breaks that occurred during restoration. The "misc scrap from reel #4" was "not done - too messy", but that's not surprising as Reel #4 overall is too messy to be captured by him (we can do it thru a conventional vendor w/a telecine).
Ted further said (in part):
"You will need to take the worst footage and drag your slider frame by frame to cut out the spots where it got stuck. In this segment, since it was so bad, I stood next to the machine as it [slowly] ran, and simply tugged on the film as it got stuck. Each of these spots will have 5-10 bad frames you will need to cut.
"You would have been better served had you not taken these clips off the reels. It shows you are an enthusiast which is good, but I would take advice from experienced people next time. The film (the remainder you left on the reels) as it came off the reels was also extremely bad, and severely curled. However, it was more feasible to gently tug it into the heated press. The reel being unloaded can be aligned to the film [and] is parallel to the work surface minimizing the bending. With it in the envelopes, it became so curled in some places I could not save it. Meaning it had curled 360 degrees in some sections. This was all back in March or so when I attempted to flatten these clips. They had been softened as much as possible ahead of time with film solution and 110 degree controlled heat.
"The whole environment was extremely dry since I use a computer controlled dehumidifier.
"Good luck and enjoy!"
I responded to him by saying:
1) I agreed that I should not have cut off the footage, but I did at the time believing that cutting off "the cancer" would keep it from affecting the rest, and I hadn't discovered Ted's services at that point in time.
2) The 360 degree curling had already occurred right when I cut them off the reels; the usage of envelopes didn't not increase the curling. But he couldn't know that.
I will remember his tips in case I can ever advise anyone about salvaging THEIR damaged collection. (I'm thinking of the Morgans', which Mark says he believes is a total loss. I think I've convinced him to not give up until I can get a sample into Ted's hands.)
And I acknowledge that I've spent a high amount of time just reporting all these facts about a relatively small quantity of footage. As misery loves company, I take a slight pleasure that just as I spent a lot of time with these short clips, now you've taken some time to read about what Ted and I have done. Fortunately, this batch (reels 1-12) is by far the worse so we won't have to deal w/these problems again.
[This reel has been damaged so badly we may not ever recover it, so it is not here yet. --TC 11/25/2010]
Here's the current edition of Reel #13. To get it, download it from this link. Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#13 | ||
Jun 51 | Florida | Lake Sybelia - 3 boys in life jackets |
Dann's Ranch | ||
Dad Carroll in sand at Cocoa Beach | ||
Larry in OHS band uniform | ||
Ducks in back of 724 N. Thornton | ||
Boys catching grasshoppers | ||
Aug | Puddy's birthday party | |
Boys diving at Sybelia | ||
724 N. Thornton | ||
Sidney | Boys in back yard | |
At Hutching's farm |
Here's the current edition of Reel #14. (Which is sharper?)
30 fps enhanced edition
32 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#14 | ||
Jun 51 | Afton | Susquehanna River - Uncle Jack |
Bunny in boat | ||
Boys with 2-wheelers | ||
Nov 51 | Orlando | Grandpa Carroll at 724 |
Football! | ||
Xmas parade | ||
Thanksgiving | ||
Boys and Santa Claus | ||
Model airplane | ||
Calves at Milt's farm | ||
Circus at Sarasota |
Here's the current edition of Reel #15.)
32 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#15 | ||
Jan 52 | Florida | Cypress Gardens |
Dec 51 | Orlando | Boys feeding ducks on Lake Eola |
Dann's | Milt feeding Whitey | |
New Brahman | ||
Feb 52 | Vienna, Va. | Snow! |
Mar | Daddy and boys with tractor | |
May | Flying kites (CL took the unsteady pix) | |
Playing in hammock with Becker children | ||
Party at Becker's | ||
Cats in living room | ||
Rickie and Joe Palombo - Rick has turtle | ||
Joe cutting grass | ||
Grandpa Cook & Joe | ||
Jun | Bunny cutting grass - she gets tired quickly! | |
Party at Beckers' - riding horseback |
Here's the current edition of Reel #16.)
32 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#16 | ||
Jul 51 | Cats playing in front of house | |
Afton | Boys riding horseback | |
Joanie riding bike | ||
Sidney | Diesel switcher pulling morning passenger train | |
Diesel switcher pulling way freight | ||
Mallet with freight | ||
Jul 52 | Afton | Sidney and his girl at Aunt Thelma's |
Jack and kids | ||
Bunny and Aunt Thelma | ||
Swimming in Afton Lake | ||
Aug | Bethesda | Hamburgers at Jack Carr's |
Annapolis | Bea and Fred Swafford | |
Fred taking picture of Bunny (behind post!) | ||
Oct | Novato, Calif. | Van arriving from Va. |
CL's first day of school | ||
Boys plaing in front year | ||
Mowing lawn | ||
Children pouring out of theater on Sat. morning | ||
Swings in back yard | ||
Bohlkes arriving | ||
Children looking at pigs | ||
Paul, the photographer | ||
Yat-a-ty-yat | ||
Halloween parade at school - C is red devil, R is skeleton close behind |
Here's the current edition of Reel #17.)
32 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#17 | ||
Nov 52 | Pt. Reyes, Calif | Seals |
Los Altos | Bohlkes' house | |
Feb 53 | Bolinas Bay | Grandma & Grandpa Cook, B and boys on beach |
Novato | Dana Hood & daughter | |
G & G Cook, B & boys getting in car | ||
Near Pt. Reyes Station | Deer in mountains | |
Sonoma Beach | Wading | |
Mar | Mt Tamalpais(?) | Panorama- East to Northwest |
Boys on rocks | ||
Apr | Calif. | Monterey Bay |
Burbank | Riding at Bob Bell's house | |
Los Angeles | Train at Griffith Park | |
Riding ponies at Griffith Park | ||
Yosemite | Top of | |
Bridal Veil Falls | ||
Near foot of Yosemite Falls | ||
Yosemite Falls | ||
May | Novato | Bohlkes at our house - fast motion |
Children playing in creek | ||
CL crying because he had to share | ||
Jun | Afton | At Aunt Thelma's - CL, Rick and Carroll |
Bunny and Grandpa Carroll | ||
Children playing in yard | ||
Sidney | 3-unit diesel with freight | |
Larry and CL playing in back yard |
Here's the current edition of Reel #18.)
32 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#18 | ||
Aug 53 | Bethesda | Boys riding bikes in front of our house |
Boys riding "Space Ship" | ||
Bunny and boys coming out of house | ||
Kittens | ||
Daddy and boys playing with hose in back yard | ||
Sep | First day of school - CL | |
First day of school - Rick | ||
Boys playing out front | ||
Boat races on Potomac | ||
Oct | CL, Rick and David Carroll in back yard | |
Nov | Tommie - 3 weeks | |
Dec | Tommie - 2 months - getting changed | |
Tommie - eating (B thinks its good) | ||
Tommie - laughing | ||
G & G Cook, Mommie & boys getting in car | ||
Feb 54 | Snow! | |
Apr | Carl, Rick & Jimmie Freeman | |
Mommie & Tommie | ||
Rickie on bars at Airlawn | ||
Swinging! | ||
Boys at Airlawn (the day R broke his arm) | ||
Carl at bat | ||
Mommie & Tommie | ||
May | Washington | Grandma Carroll arriving from Fla (1st air ride) |
Tommie - 7 mos. | ||
Jun | Washington Zoo | |
Tommie |
Here's the current edition of Reel #19.)
32 fps enhanced edition
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#19 | ||
Jul 54 | Sidney | Circus train |
Arlington | Tomb of Unknown Soldier | |
Mt. Vernon | Carl, Milton Dann and Maxine Jamison | |
Wash | Washington Monument | |
Beth | Carl & Tommie | |
Tommie bathing | ||
Carl in pool | ||
Tommie & Daddy | ||
New Buffalo,Pa. | Picnic with G & G Cook & the Ihries | |
Wash | View from Wash Monument | |
Lincoln Memorial | ||
Wash Monument | ||
Aug | Bethesda | Tommie with Walter & Pauline Carroll |
Tommie | ||
Glen Echo Amusement Park with Carrolls | ||
Vienna | Puppies at Beckers | |
Beth | Tommie | |
Sep | Flying model airplane | |
Tommie |
Here's the current edition of Reel #20. (This has FAMILY AUDIO!)
32 fps enhanced edition
Optional 2-min. prelude (audio only).
Prelude to Reel 20
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#20 | ||
Sep 54 | Bethesda | Tommie |
Oct | Great Falls | Amusement Park |
Wash | Nat'l Airport - Meeting Grandpa Carroll | |
Dec | Fayetteville | Snow! - our new house |
Tommie & Grandma Cook | ||
Sliding at Green Lakes State Park | ||
Jan 55 | Rickie carrying wood | |
Bunny & boys | ||
Feb | Snow | |
Mar | Tommie in snow | |
Carl & Rickie playing | ||
G & G Cook leaving for home | ||
Apr | Sidney | Easter at Grandpa Cook's |
Germany | Driving down Autobahn near Stuttgart | |
McPhee, Reinsmith & Brown near Munich | ||
Countryside in Southern Germany | ||
Autobahn near Frankfurt | ||
Wiesbaden | Kurhaus | |
City Park | ||
Policeman directing traffic | ||
Construction - tree on top | ||
Street scenes |
Here's the current edition of Reel #21.
To play it, click Reel #21 on YouTube. (Note: This video has a sound track! The first part is filler background music, as we didn't start watching and recording a sound track until midway in.)
To download it, click Reel #21 on MediaFire.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#21 | ||
Apr 55 | Wiesbaden | Railroad yards |
Street scene | ||
Schwarzer Bock Hotel | ||
Countryside in NW Germany | ||
Boats on ______ Canal | ||
Munster | Street scenes | |
Hamburg | Street scenes | |
May | Fayetteville | Tommie and Daddy |
Boys coming home from school | ||
Rick and Tommie help Mommie plant the garden | ||
Tommie & his dog | ||
Ride in the wheelbarrow | ||
Tommie & his new slide | ||
Jun | Cutting down poplar trees beside driveway | |
Starting to build the garage | ||
Boys playing on logs | ||
Rickie, the Mohawk! | ||
Swimming at Green Lakes State Park | ||
Tommie & Rickie | ||
Lassie | ||
Jul | Afton | Picnic at Uncle Jack's |
Here's the current edition of Reel #22.
To play it, click Reel #22 on YouTube. (Note: This video has a sound track!)
To download it, click Reel #22 on MediaFire.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#22 | ||
Jul 55 | Gilbert Lake State Park | Camping |
Twitchell Lake | Bunny learning to paddle a canoe | |
Fayetteville | Apple fight! | |
Sep | First day of school | |
Willing workers! | ||
Harvesting apples | ||
Oct | Boys playing with Jim & Joan Jamison | |
Harvesting pumpkins | ||
Harvesting carrots | ||
Dec | Playing in the snow |
Here's the current edition of Reel #23.
To play it, click Reel #23 on YouTube. (Note: This video has a sound track!)
To download it, click Reel #23 on MediaFire.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#23 | ||
Jan 56 | Fayetteville | Skating at Green Lakes |
Feb | Lassie & her puppies | |
Mar | Washington Nat'l Airport | |
Apr | Alexandria,Va. | Presidential Gardens Apartments |
Vienna | Flying planes at Beckers' | |
Beckers' new lot | ||
F'ville | Logging | |
First night of Little League | ||
Cooking out with Ken Mushrush | ||
May | Planting white spruce seedlings | |
Playing ball | ||
Little League Parade | ||
Jun | Church picnic at Green Lakes | |
On the train to Florida vacation | ||
Jul | Florida | At New Smyrna Beach |
Here's the current edition of Reel #24.
To play it, click Reel #24 on YouTube. (Note: This video has a sound track!)
To download it, click Reel #24 on MediaFire.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#24 | ||
Jul 56 | Florida | Vacation at New Symrna Beach |
Marineland | ||
New Smyrna Beach |
Here's the current edition of Reel #25.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#25 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #26.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#26 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #27.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#27 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #28.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#28 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #29.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#29 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #30.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#30 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #31.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#31 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #32.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#32 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #33.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#33 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #34.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#34 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #35.
To get it, download it from this link.
Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#35 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #36. To get it, download it from this link. Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#36 |
Here's the current edition of Reel #46. To get it, download it from this link. Contents of Dad's notes are as follows:
#46 | ||
Unadilla | Tom & Larry | |
Aug 63 | F'ville | Rick's motorbike |
Rickie tarring Moe's roof | ||
Bertha in swing | ||
Stop motion (tempoorarily elsewhere) | ||
Tom smoking | ||
Sept | First day of school | |
Soccer - FM vs DeRuyter | ||
Orlando | Tom & Larry ride airplane w/Roger Kresge | |
N. Mills St. |
1974: This is not a video, but rather a letter written from my mother to my cousin.
1985-11-30.Larry-Cook's-Wedding-to-Pam.mpg
1989-03-02.Cook-vacation-at-beach.mpg
1989-05-25.Tom-Cook-NY-trip.Marsha-David-Morgan.(1min).mpg
1989-06-03or04.1.Marsha-after-trip.mpg
1989-06-03or04.2.Larry-Cook-fam-enjoying-donuts.mpg
1989-06-05.Back-at-work-at-DSS-after-vacation.mpg
1991-04-27.Sat.Maitland-FL.mpg
1991-04-28.Sun.Shumway-home-in-DC.mpg
2001-07-25.Tom's beard at 9 months.(unedited).mpg