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Shot on 8mm film in 1969, this archival footage captures a dramatic flood in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The camera holds a static, high-angle view of a swollen river inundating the city, with buildings and docks partially submerged. Bare trees line the banks, and industrial structures are visible across the water under an overcast sky. The image shows characteristic 8mm film grain, color fading, and a dark vignette frame, conveying a somber, historical mood. This vintage home movie offers authentic, unfiltered documentation of a natural disaster.
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