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Shot on 8mm film in 1969, this archival footage captures a severe flood in Savage, Minnesota. Houses and trees are submerged in murky water, with only rooftops and upper stories visible. A group of people, including children, stand on a dry road observing the devastation. The scene is framed by a dark border, suggesting a home movie origin, with natural lighting and the characteristic grain of vintage Super 8 film. A road sign for 'Savage Mankato' is partially submerged, emphasizing the extent of the flooding. This raw, unedited clip offers a poignant look at a natural disaster from the late 1960s.
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