1945 CASTLE FILMS TRAVELOGUE “ GLACIER NATIONAL PARK ” MONTANA ROCKY MOUNTAINS 45984

Love our channel? Help us save and post more orphaned films! Support us on Patreon: Even a really tiny contribution can make a difference. This travelogue film, presented by Castle Films was one of a series sold for the home market called “The World Parade“. They were commonly sold in department stores and camera shops. This film shows Glacier National Park, a 1,583 square mile wilderness area in Montana’s Rocky Mountains, as it appeared in the 1940s. It includes shots of the area’s landscape including some of the glaciers and valleys. The Rocky Mountains are viewed through trees (:25). The park sits near the Canadian border (:25). A steam train pulls up to deliver tourists (:41) and a building reading Glacier Park is viewed (:44). A shot follows from through the eastern entrance of the park (:48). A sightseeing bus -- one of the storied Red Bus fleet of White Motor Company / Bender Body Company Model 706 buses -- carts tourists through the mountainside (5:21). Mounta
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