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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD SAN FRANCISCO & NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PROMO FILM "GOLDEN GATE EMPIRE" MD10024 

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This is a late 1950’s, early 1960s era color film about the wonders of California. The film opens with an aerial view of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco. Union Pacific Railroad presents Golden Gate Empire. 1869 graphic and men waving from a locomotive, :51. The Union Pacific Railroad, 1:00. Man pans for gold behind an 1848 graphic, 1:13. Men line the banks of a river mining for gold, 1:20. Sign for James W. Marshall and an arrow pointing near the spot where he discovered gold on January 24, 1848. General Store sign, operated by Wah Hop - an historic site, El Dorado, CO. No. 6, 1:45. Sutter's Mill and Sierra Ghost town, 1:52. Dancing girls, 2:03. Frog Jump sign, 2:17. Frogs, 2:30. Calveras and Angel Camp Frog jumping contest, 2:43. Monterey, California, 3:00. California’s first theatre, 3:17. Golden capital dome at Sacramento, 3:26. Wineries with ripening casks in the Napa Valley, 3:44. Grapes, 4:00. Horse drawn sledges, 4:15. Northern vineyards, 4:32. Aerial view of the Shasta Damn, 4:50. Mount Shasta covered with snow, 5:06. Mount Lassen volcano, 5:20. Redwood forests and Sequoia trees, 5:39. Men cut down trees, 6:00. Sections of redwood lumber, 6:15. Giant trees are cut in the lumber yard, 6:40. Fisherman pull up nets of oysters, 6:50. Fisherman pull in their nets, 7:05. Aerial view of boats, 7:29. Men fish for salmon, 7:55. Lettuce farms are harvested with men and large machines, 8:18. Carrots are harvested, 8:28. Artichokes are harvested, 8:39. California’s rice farms, 9:00. Machines farm the rice, 9:18. Cattle grazing, cows, sheep, 9:39. Aerial views of the mountains, 9:52. Hearst castle, 10:10. The Hearst castle façade, 10:29. Hearst castle courtyard, 10:50. The Pacific Ocean, 11;20. Carmel bay and Cypress trees, 11:40. Big Sur - the sea otter, 11:50. Wildflowers, 12:03. Monterey Bay, man in a boat, 12:17. Monterey Harbor, 12:33. Kings Canyon National Park, 13:00. Sequoia National Park, and General Sherman, 13:29. The Sierra Nevada, 14:06. Lakes and water skiing, 14:25. Trick water skiing, 14:37. Yosemite National Park, 15:00. Nevada Falls, 15:26. Grand Yosemite Falls, 15:35. Ocean waves, 16:20. Water rolls over rocks, 17:28. Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco, 17:45. Large ships from the east and west, 18:20. Food and other produce are loaded onto ships, 18:54. Bananas are unloaded from the ships, 19:10. Navy Ships, 19:30. Fisherman’s Wharf, 19:52. A man shows crab to a woman, 19:58. Aerial view of San Francisco, 20:15. Streets of San Francisco, 20:40. Green Domed City Hall and the Federal Reserve Bank, 20:55. Market Street, 21:23. Union Square, 21:45. Cable Cars, 22:01. Men push cable cars, 22:25. Bridges of San Francisco, 23:08. The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, 23:10. Golden Gate Bridge, 23:33. Chinatown, 24:20. Candles are lit in Chinese temple, 24:50. Woman kneels at Chinese altar, 25:05. San Francisco at night, 25:30. Chinatown at night, 25:45. Fisherman’s Wharf at night, 26:00. San Francisco restaurants, 26:20. Meat is sliced, 26:35. Union Pacific Railroad sign, 27:20. Clocktower, 27:28. Golden Gate Bridge at night, 27:40. Written by Howard Evans, edited by Harold E .Rice, narrated by Robert Johnson and filmed by Union Pacific Motion Picture Bureau. Executive producer, W.R. Moore. Produced by Vincent Hunter. Union Pacific Railroad.
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@sherrydee7880
@sherrydee7880 4 года назад
Now that's the San Francisco that I know from my childhood! Not much of it is left. Every week, we would all get dressed up & walk to the bottom of the hill, get on the bus & then the cable car. Where did we go? To Macy's, of course! Market Street meant fresh flowers & Fisherman's Wharf meant fresh shrimp! We learned at an early age how not to fall down while running & catching the pole on the Cable Cars. Remember, we had to wear our fancy clothing & that meant we could not get dirty! How we stayed clean is beyond me.
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 4 года назад
You have NO IDEA how happy I am that we left California in 1980, and never looked back!!! They RUINED a spectacular existence.
@sherrydee7880
@sherrydee7880 4 года назад
@@CarminesRCTipsandTricks I have been here my entire life (67 years) & Cali has changed a lot through the years. But, when you say "they ruined a spectacular existence"....who is this THEY that you are referring to?
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 4 года назад
@@sherrydee7880 It's not who you might think... If you've lived there for 67 years, you're not part of the problem.
@sherrydee7880
@sherrydee7880 4 года назад
@@CarminesRCTipsandTricks All I could think of was those pesky rich real estate investors!
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 4 года назад
Them, Prop 13, and the "loonies".
@ShortBusScotty
@ShortBusScotty 4 года назад
gotta love the pride he took describing cutting down those old trees.
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
Pursuit Happitarian well, there will be a lot more like these in another 2000years.
@sarjim4381
@sarjim4381 4 года назад
This film was released by Union Pacific in 1960 as part of a series of film promoting various tourist attractions along the route of the railroad. It appears to be a mixture of films from the early 1950's to probably 1959. This was pretty common with UP promotional films, you'll see some of the earlier films repeated in later firms if you watch enough of them. Ironically, the UP never got closer to San Francisco than Ogden, Utah. It had traffic sharing agreements in the Central Pacific, later the Southern Pacific, into Oakland, and then it was either a ferry ride across the Bay or, after 1938, a ride on a Key System train across the lower deck of the Bay Bridge into the heart of San Francisco at the Transbay Terminal. The Key System was abandoned in 1958, and then a trip to SF from Oakland was by bus across the Bay Bridge. The film shows two way traffic on the upper deck of the Bay Bridge. That ended in 1963 as the lower deck, which used to carry trucks and the rails of the Key System, was paved and repurposed to carry one way eastbound traffic with westbound traffic on the upper deck. During the 1980' the UP purchased its rivals, the Western Pacific and Missouri Pacific. In 1995, the Santa Fe and BNSF had merged, leaving the UP to being shut off from California except for the longer WP route. It quickly purchased the Southern Pacific, and the UP finally had a rail route into San Francisco. The entire Western US is now a duopoly controlled by just two railroads, BNSF and UP. I'll leave it to the reader to decide if this was a good idea.
@lonniebishop1750
@lonniebishop1750 4 года назад
Ultra rare film content, rediscovered. Keep up the great work.
@erickrobertson7089
@erickrobertson7089 4 года назад
Memories of a great state in grander times. When you see films like this and imagine what it would have been like or they bring back memories of what it was like for you those many years ago, well, it makes you think what we take for granted. Thanks for uploading.
@DSCVRY7
@DSCVRY7 2 года назад
This is amazing because living in the Bay Area for almost all my life I never realize this
@donaldsaxton7911
@donaldsaxton7911 4 года назад
Now this is how I remember California from the 1950's. It was wonderful back then, unlike what it is now. Freeways now through the Redwoods, whole areas of the Bay Area that tourists would be wise to stay out of. I especially got a tear in my eye when they were showing Chinatown. My Mom used to take there every time we visited relatives in Redwood City.
@bendover9411
@bendover9411 4 года назад
Why cut down those old beautiful trees!
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
C. Lassard selfish greedy people with no foresight.
@Wildstar40
@Wildstar40 4 года назад
2:25 Hypnotoad !
@COIcultist
@COIcultist 4 года назад
Nice new production (or restoration) film credit at the beginning. 05.00 or so. Only active volcano in the continental United States. Wonder is there any film of Mt St Helens saying "Hold my beer?"
@metricstormtrooper
@metricstormtrooper 4 года назад
Mount Glasson, the only active volcano in the continental unites states, Don't tell Mount Saint Helens that.
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
The only active volcano in the continental US? How about Mount Saint Helens?
@hasbeengood
@hasbeengood 4 года назад
Hey guys, love your stuff, but, must you really keep the code and time stamp bar? It gets in the picture and is unpleasant.
@PeriscopeFilm
@PeriscopeFilm 2 года назад
Here's the issue: Tens of thousands of films similar to this one have been lost forever -- destroyed -- and many others are at risk. Our company preserves these precious bits of history one film at a time. How do we afford to do that? By selling them as stock footage to documentary filmmakers and broadcasters. If we did not have a counter, we could not afford to post films like these online, and no films would be preserved. It's that simple. So we ask you to bear with the watermark and timecodes. In the past we tried many different systems including placing our timer at the bottom corner of our videos. What happened? Unscrupulous RU-vid users downloaded our vids, blew them up so the timer was not visible, and re-posted them as their own content! We had to use content control to have the videos removed and shut down these channels. It's hard enough work preserving these films and posting them, without having to spend precious time dealing with policing thievery -- and not what we devoted ourselves to do. Love our channel and want to support what we do? You can help us save and post more orphaned films! Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/PeriscopeFilm Even a really tiny contribution can make a difference.
@hasbeengood
@hasbeengood 2 года назад
@@PeriscopeFilm Thank you for the answer. I understand. ..2 years for an answer! Thanks again for clarifying.
@CaligoldBob
@CaligoldBob 4 года назад
The San Francisco Bay Area is one of the most expensive places in the country to live. I've been here my entire life. The traffic is the second worst in the country, fifth in the world. The homeless get everything they need from a ass backwards government while hard working people struggle to survive. Granted outlying areas are beautiful, from the mountains to the sea, if you don't get stuck in traffic. So drain your bank account, come visit and spend every dime you have, then leave like most citizens who live here are doing every day.
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
CaligoldBob so if so much money is earned here, why the poverty?
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
They missed the disaster of the Sultan Sea.
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
People are IDIOTS and destroy EVERYTHING!!! We DESERVE this CULLING!!!
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
Things like this from the Boomers resulted in the disasters of today.
@johnpsymqepdfq8492
@johnpsymqepdfq8492 4 года назад
Musta been a nice place before overpopulation spoiled everything. 1950 2.5 mil 1960 3.6 mil 1970 4.6 mil 1980 5.2 mil 1990 6.0 mil 2000 6.8 mil 2010 7.2 mil From 1950 to 2010 the population almost tripled. But, yeah, I'm sure that's not the problem. GOTTA be something simple.
@johnpsymqepdfq8492
@johnpsymqepdfq8492 4 года назад
That's the Bay Area population, btw. Counties in San Francisco Bay Area: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano, Sonoma
@johnp139
@johnp139 4 года назад
GREED, GREED, GREED!!!
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