OVERWRITTEN

Places the twentieth century built, used, and erased.
Airfields that handled more traffic than anywhere else in the country and now
have grass growing through the concrete. A seaplane terminal that is a city hall.
An airport that invented the paved runway and is a fenced car test track. A
building a million and a half people a year visited, which burned down in under
an hour and left a street name behind.
Every film here is built from archive: public-domain footage from the U.S.
National Archives, photographs from the Library of Congress, period maps and
postcards. Every claim is checked against a source, and where the record is
disputed, the film says so.
No presenter, no drone, no reconstructions. Just the places, what happened on
them, and what is standing there now.
New film every week