
Almost 3000 Feet of Film with over
3 Hours of Footage!
Help Us Digitize Home Movies from the 1940s & 1975 Centennial
The Museum is grateful to Bill & Cathy Haller (for donating the 1975 Reels) &
Dana Hellings for the 1940 reels.
(Reels are from 1975 Centennial Unless Noted).
Like VCR tapes, unless you have the proper film projector equipment, old film reels are lost to time unless digitized. Film also deteriorates over time and can be impossible to process if not stored properly. Even then, film stock can become brittle and impossible to process. Fortunately, initial work on these reels suggests it is not too late. Please help us save this important river history.
Sponsor Level
Sidney & Linda Foster
Picnic Hymn/Sing
Tim & Mary Ellen Hagen
Mystery Reel
Onee & David Hertzog
Centennial Review
Andy & Holly Kane
1943 Sailing Races, Fineview, Golf Course, TIP Dairy and Tabernacle
Linda & Don Blauvelt
Tom & Carrie French
Mary Lou Scheffield
Marjorie Snelling & Leonard Caldwell
Mike & Candy Stedem
Other Supporters
Litz Brown
Arthur & Trude Fitelson
Rich Haller
Jean & Steve Ris
Heather & Jonathan White
Consider Sponsoring a Reel
7-Inch Reel – $500
5-Inch Reels – $250
3-Inch Reel – $100
Sponsor Levels Get Exclusive Access to View the Reel Sponsored Once Digitized
7-Inch Reels
- Beauty Pageant
- 1940s Hellings/Schuyler Family of Hidden Valley Road
- 1943 Sailing races, Fineview, Golf Course, TIP Dairy and Tabernacle.
3-Inch Reels
- Croquet Contest
- Two Mystery Reels
5-Inch Reels
- Centennial Review
- Fashion Show
- Service Band Concert
- Golf Contest
- Picnic, Hymn Sing, Cake, Car Rally
- Tennis Match
- House Tour Boat Parade
Any surplus from this campaign will be used for other parts of the T.I. Park Museum’s Important Mission.
The Thousand Island Park Historical Association (AKA the T.I. Park Museum) is a qualified non-profit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations may qualify as a charitable tax deduction. A copy of our annual report may be obtained upon request.