
The Cedar Breaks National Monument entrance sign as the shot opens, circa 1966.
1966 · Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah, United States
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Read the licensing guideCirca 1966 home movie frame of the Cedar Breaks National Monument sign in Utah, shifted left to show sunlit meadow beside the board.
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1966 · Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah, United States
Still image · $49

1966 · Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah, United States
Still image · $49

1966 · Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah, United States
Still image · $49
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Source format: 8mm home movie.
Browse the collection: 1960s collection.
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The brown routed-wood board with cream lettering and the arrowhead emblem on log posts point to the post-1952 park signage era and may show a 1960s installation.
Soft focus, warm colour, visible grain and a gentle handheld drift give the shot the texture of projected small-gauge home movie film.
The sign names the Department of the Interior and the National Park Service, the agency managing the monument since its 1933 proclamation.
No people appear; the arrowhead is an official National Park Service insignia, so commercial uses implying agency endorsement should be weighed separately from the film copyright.
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Yes. The source clip is “Cedar Breaks National Monument Utah-1966: National Monument Entrance Sign on Log Posts Beside a Rail Fence”. Its page includes the video preview and the archive’s source and licensing information.