Reel 54: Duke and children, Irvington, old family film, Mary and Uncle Nick, Joe Stuart, Nick, and Mary, 1932, 1937
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Mix of home movies and travel footage. Sarah P. Duke in the gardens of a (Florida?) property. 1937 trip to West Yellowstone with Mary S. Trent and Elizabeth Gotham; title cards name Glacier Park, Pike's Peak, Cripple Creek, and Royal Gorge and funicular railway; one lakeside scene possibly includes Josiah C. Trent's brother and two sisters. 1931 trip to Europe (at least Berlin), and home movies that include Sarah, Elizabeth, and the family driver.
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