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ITEM Identifier: hfa00022

Art and Science of Maple Sugar Production. Clair D. Rubee, Jr., University of Vermont, ca. 1965., 1965

Dates

  • Creation: 1965

Language of Materials

Material is in English.

Access Restrictions

Access by appointment only. Applications to consult this material should be directed to the staff of the Harvard Film Archive.

Film prints are made accessible in close consultation with HFA staff. Although materials do not circulate for individual use, students, filmmakers, artists, and researchers are encouraged to use the collections on-site.

Extent

1 collection (45 16mm film prints)

General note

Presented by University of Vermont, College of Agriculture in cooperation with General Foods, Inc., Vermont State Department of Agriculture, Vermont Bureau of Industrial Research. This film explains the production of maple sugar.

Repository Details

Part of the Harvard Film Archive, Harvard Library, Harvard University Repository

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