Cemetery grounds with parked sedan and canna lily bed, c. 1962.
1962 · Illinois, United States
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Woman tending canna lilies at the memorial pillar, c. 1962 — Illinois, 1962
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- 1962
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- Illinois, United States
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- Still 3 · 3.20s into the source clip
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Early 1960s Illinois cemetery: older woman in white floral dress standing among vibrant orange canna lilies at a tall white pillar, sedan partially visible at left, 8mm grain.
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Illinois USA-1962: Woman Tending Flowers at Cemetery
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Source format: 8mm.
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Date documentation · estimated
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Location documentation · estimated
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Source reel 2325
Reel label: glenn t evans
Year note: 1962
Location note: moline illinois
Period detail
The dark blue full-size American sedan and the woman's sleeveless print dress suggest early 1960s; manicured gravel-path grounds and canna lily bed are consistent with the 1962 date in the metadata.
Film character
Warm mid-century 8mm color saturation and soft grain give the footage an authentic period texture without obscuring the main subject or surroundings.
Historical context
Flower-tending at grave sites or memorial plots was a common mid-century family practice; maintained grounds and parked sedan suggest a municipal or private cemetery.
Research note
An identifiable older woman appears in multiple frames; likeness rights for archival home-movie subjects cannot be confirmed — commercial use should be reviewed with the seller.
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