Santa Rosa, My Home Town (silent)

Description: An amateur production extolling the virtues of life in Santa Rosa, California, produced in 1949-1950. Includes many scenes of buildings, businesses and parks in the town.
Titles in film:
"Santa Rosa, California, The City Designed for Living! County seat of Sonoma County. Trading center of the Redwood Empire."
"Filmed in Santa Rosa! All about Santa Rosa and Santa Rosans!"
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Subjects: 1940s, 1950s, Cities, Tourism, Agriculture, Parks and monuments
Tags: Occidental Hotel; main streets; Redwood Empire; Redwood Highway; U.S. Highway 101, California; Santa Rosa street scenes; train stations; train pulling into station; Santa Rosa Memorial Pool; public pools; kiddie trains; miniature railroads; water lilies; tadpoles; Doyle Park; schools; roses; blooming trees; ducks; churches; The Church Of The Lutheran Hour; orchards; hop vines; Roads End Ranch sign; turkeys; poultry farming; Luther Burbank Gardens; hospitals; KSRO radio station; parades; Roxy Theater; enamel storefronts; greenhouses; birdbaths; Green Top Cab; downtown; neon signs; Fremont Park; Santa Rosa Junior College; intertitles; Oak Knoll Sanatorium; "The City Designed for Living" city slogan
Film Sponsor:
Creator: Frank R. Hadley
Credits: Photographed and Edited by Frank R. Hadley
Distributor:
Contributor: Prelinger Archives
Source Collection: Frank R. Hadley Collection PC-0040, Prelinger Archives Home Movie Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive
Production Date: 1949-1950
Release Date:
Geographical Location: USA; California; Santa Rosa, California; Sonoma County, California
Genre/Form: amateur
Language: eng
Rights:
Film Format: 8mm film
Element:
Color: color
Color Process: Kodachrome
Sound or Silent: silent
Film Soundtrack Type: mos
Edge Code: plus plus
Frame Rate: 16 fps
Length (feet): 491