Maine, 1951

An educational film about Maine from Carl Dudley's series This Land of Ours from the 1950s
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[@rickmoody6984]

I was born in Brunswick in 1951. I still live here at 71 years old, within sight of the Bowdoin College. It was very interesting to see what Brunswick looked like in the year I was born.

[@RiCH_926]

Born and raised in maine buxton to be exact love it Live in westbrook maine now

[@Matt-mo8sl]

I grew up in Westbrook. My father was raised in Buxton.

[@RiCH_926]

@@Matt-mo8sl no shit small world

[@gentlegiants1974]

Well, that settles it. Maine for me! lol. I live in Port Hope Ontario, according to Hollywood types that is close enough to get the gist of it...

[@tubebubereboot6873]

The segment about Derry was interesting. Never knew one small town could have such an extensive sewer system! Curious about all the missing children though.

[@djviewpoint]

lmao

[@Fajah69]

Of all the places in the United States that I could have settled as an immigrant, I chose Maine. The state and its people have been awesome.

[@txryder79]

Nothing about Bath Iron Works? Nice video anyway.

[@spraguesprague]

Yes, this was my Maine. Whatever happened?

[@boostedbilly7308]

I can tell you what happened it’s called democrats liberals that’s what happened

[@Matt-mo8sl]

Sad, isn't it?

[@rruusseell9948]

Times change. I'm sure people in this video said the same thing about Maine seventy years prior to then, Maine in the 1880's.

[@wemovetheearthjpease]

Awful now these city's r known for Homless peeps and drug deaths so sad

[@InHisImage1161]

Massachusetts happened 😢

[@mbyers1328]

what about the lobster men