Exterior of a two-story Illinois home framed by foreground tree trunks, 1962.
1962 · Illinois, United States
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Tree-framed close view of the lower screened porch mid-pan, 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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Tighter mid-pan framing of the Illinois house in 1962, tree trunk prominent in foreground, lower screened porch and multi-pane windows visible alongside characteristic 8mm emulsion aging.
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Source footage and archive context
Illinois USA-1962: Two-Story White House with Large Screened Porches
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Source format: 8mm.
Browse the collection: 1962 Illinois.
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
White clapboard siding, enclosed screened porches spanning both floors, and multi-pane windows are consistent with mid-century American residential architecture of the early 1960s.
Film character
8mm stock delivers visible grain, slight color desaturation, subtle emulsion spotting on the siding, and natural vignetting — hallmarks of early-1960s home movie film that lend the footage period texture.
Historical context
Screened porches were a common feature of American middle-class homes before widespread residential air conditioning, reflecting Midwestern domestic comfort priorities of the era.
Research note
No people or identifying faces visible; structure appears to be private residential property — verify current ownership status and consult a clearance attorney before commercial use requiring property release.
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