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A group of men work on railroad tracks in California in 1936, captured on 8mm film. Men in hats and work clothes use tools to adjust rails and ties in a dry, open landscape. The grainy black-and-white footage shows a mix of standing and crouching workers, with one man inspecting the track. The scene conveys a sense of manual labor and historical infrastructure development during the Great Depression era.
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