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1939: A man in winter attire leaps into a frozen lake during a polar bear club swim, running across the ice in a daring winter plunge. This vintage 8mm film captures a bold moment of cold-water bravery and communal fun in Albany, New York. The scene shows a group of adults participating in a traditional winter ritual, braving freezing temperatures for exercise and social bonding. The grainy, authentic footage reflects the 1930s era, offering a rare glimpse into early 20th-century winter traditions and community spirit.
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