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The Driskell-Owens-Pickard Family Film Collection - Band Trip (1962)

Kelli L. Pickard

Silent | 1962

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Opening in 1959, Arkla Village was a frontier-themed tourist attraction in Emmet, Arkansas. The settlement featured a soft-drink saloon, general store, blacksmith shop, livery stable, sheriff’s office, horse corral, and show track.
Dance practice in the parking lot
Western-themed parade, possibly for the Fourth of July
Pine Tree High Band

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This 1962 home movie captures Longview’s Pine Tree High School marching band on a trip to Memphis, Tennessee. Along the way, the group stops in Emmet, Arkansas, to tour Arkla Village, a western-themed tourist attraction. In Memphis, the band performs in a parade. Founded in 1847, Pine Tree is the 57th oldest public high school in the United States.