The Lost Tapes - 1953 The Big Pour, The Andersons

“The lost tapes” were all believed to be filmed by Dick Anderson in 1953 using an 8mm camera. He passed-away in March of 2020 at the age of 90 and two hours of tapes were recently found in his basement. Dick was a member of the Harold and Margaret Anderson family that lead the construction of the 1953 grain structure in Maumee, Ohio, which became known as “The Big Pour”. The massive project was covered by more than a dozen news agencies and attracted spectators from around Ohio and Michigan.
Credit for final music in video:
Dillon Francis - Still Not Butter
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Not what we're used to seeing here, but enriching nonetheless. That's really cool how they took care of the crew, even making it easy for them to cash out on payday. My mother's family is from that area, they lived in Toledo for a while and a lot of family is buried at the Lyons cemetery. She mentioned something about the Mayflower too, but I never did learn the connection. I suspect at 7:56 that probably should have been "chute" rather than "shoot".