Web preview · 144px highExterior of a snow-covered suburban home in Hagerstown, Maryland, circa 1962, shot on 8mm film with characteristic purple dye-shift aging.
Snow-covered suburban front yard, Hagerstown MD, 1962.

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Snow-covered suburban front yard, Hagerstown MD, 1962 — Hagerstown, Maryland, 1962

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1962
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
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Exterior of a snow-covered suburban home in Hagerstown, Maryland, circa 1962, shot on 8mm film with characteristic purple dye-shift aging.

The source is catalogued as 8mm home movie. This frame appears 0.40 seconds into the clip. Watch the source footage below to see the surrounding action.

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Hagerstown Maryland USA-1962: Snowy Neighborhood and Christmas Interior Holiday Decorations

Hagerstown Maryland USA-1962: Snowy Neighborhood and Christmas Interior Holiday Decorations

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Source format: 8mm home movie.

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Period detail

A purple-violet dye shift typical of aged 8mm color stock, snow-covered clapboard siding, and a tinsel tree with colored string lights suggest early-1960s American suburban domestic life.

Film character

A strong purple-violet dye shift across all exterior frames gives a dreamlike aged quality; moderate grain and slight overexposure in the snowfield are hallmarks of mid-century 8mm color reversal stock.

Historical context

A tinsel tree, colored string lights, and a framed formal portrait displayed on a holiday table reflect middle-class American Christmas decorating conventions of the early 1960s.

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The interior frame contains a legible framed portrait of an identifiable individual; private residential interiors and that portrait photo both require clearance review before editorial use.

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