1967 | Vietnam Protest, Kezar Stadium, San Francisco | Lost Home Movies
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1967 | Vietnam Protest, Kezar Stadium, San Francisco | Lost Home Movies
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Date: circa 1967
Location: USA; San Francisco, California
Film Format: 8mm
Frame Rate: 16 fps
Length Feet: 158
Topics 1960s, Activism, Vietnam War (1961-1975), Fairs and festivals, Counterculture Contributor
An anti-war rally at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, California protesting the Vietnam War, featuring an integrated, multiethnic crowd of demonstrators, and a person parachuting into the stadium.
can marked:
"Peace March / San Francisco / Kezar Stadium" / "S.F 1967"
Donkey baseball; San Francisco Chamber of Commerce activities; banner Join Junior Chamber of Commerce; people riding donkeys on baseball field; clowns; Kezar Stadium interior; flowers; Bring The Troops Home Now protest sign; Stop U.S. Aggression sign; protests; rallies; marches; Women For Peace protest sign; anti-war movement; 1960s fashions; hippie fashion; male gaze; Colorado To San Francisco Anti War Mobilization sign; Golden Gate Park; Stanyan Street; Lost Landscapes; LLSF; high angle photography; art car; car painted with anti-war slogans; patchwork jackets; leather jackets; leather boots; Support Our Men In Vietnam protest sign; possible Country Joe and the Fish band in back of truck; police helicopters; banner reads No Vietcong Ever Called Us ...; megaphones; musicians; bands; musical instruments; parachuter; banner reads Stop Port - Chi; donation jar; ambulances; mass demonstrations; crowds; subcultures; hippie men wear beaded necklaces; protester of color; journalists of color; somewhat integrated crowds; smoking cigarettes; 1967 events; Gen-X babies;
Items in this collection come from various sources: collectors and dealers, swap meets, estate sales, and more. The collection includes predominantly 16mm and 8mm home movies plus sizeable holdings in Super 8, and focuses on films made in North America or by North Americans traveling throughout the world.
If you are the "Lost" family in the film, and want it removed, just let me know. I will make it unlisted if you still want to share with your family and friends, or I will remove it from public view all together, just let me know.
Source: LHM-203960