Worthington Bicentennial Wagon Train Raw Footage
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Worthington Bicentennial Wagon Train Raw Footage is a video.
It is 1 hour 54 minutes 8 seconds long.
It was created July 1, 2003.
City of Worthington is the creator.
Brainstorm Media, Inc. is the filmmaker.
Worthington Libraries is the contributor.
You can find the original at Old Worthington Library.
Background
The Bicentennial Wagon Train was a signature event of both the City of Worthington and State of Ohio Bicentennial celebrations in 2003. The Wagon Train honored the early settlers of Worthington and Ohio. The Wagon Train traveled through ten counties across the State of Ohio. It began in Martin's Ferry near the Pennsylvania border on June 21, arrived in Worthington on July 5 for the Homecoming Celebration and parade, and continued on to New Paris near the Indiana border on July 14. Participation in the Wagon Train was open to the public. Participants were encouraged to wear period costume and bring along an adventurous pioneering spirit.
This video features footage of the wagon train on the road as well as interviews with participants.
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This file was reformatted digital in the format video/mpeg.
The Worthington Memory identification code is wpl0138.
This metadata record was human prepared by Worthington Libraries on . It was last updated .
