1940's Carrick PA (part 1)

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Uploaded by on Jul 5, 2009

This video was transferred from a 16mm real found in the home of the former Mothers Club of Carrick, PA. This real was donated to the Carrick-Overbrook Historical Society and then converted to DVD. Currently this footage is the only home movie of the Carrick Community in this early time period of the 1940s. This movie also contains the original entrance to Carrick Park which was later renamed "Phillips Park." Also featured is the original Mothers Club house which was demolished for Pittsburgh Carrick High Schools first addition. This film was very rare for its time since it was in color and originally there was sound recorded onto a phonograph. At this present time we are unable to locate the audio that was recorded. For more on Carrick-Overbrook history visit www.carrick-overbrook.org.

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  • this is amazing, love local history esp near southside and homestead where my family is from, i just noticed that tree planted for maud gearing, is that related to the gearing family that had the lumber co on southside that i learned existed and burned down with the whole block of 20th & sidney st on southside in 1968.....it would be cool to identify the women....Eberlein and ruffing are the two families from the general area trying to get more info, thanks!

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