18th Century Life in Williamsburg, Virginia: Home Life (1966)
1966 · Short film · 21 min
Synopsis
SummaryDepicts a day in 18th century Williamsburg, focusing on the activities of the town s cabinetmaker and his family. Studies the first year in the life of a baby in a Japanese middle-class family. Shows a wide variety of activities in home environment from birth to first birthday: feeding, bathing, playing, sleeping, reactions to various stimuli, and interactions with other members of the family. Meaning of the film is easy to follow even though narrative is in Japanese.
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Details
- Running time
- 21 minutes
- Collection
- Educational Films, Ephemeral Films
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- 18th Century Life in Williamsburg
- Virginia: Home Life
- FamilyVirginiaEighteenth century history (1700-1799)
- Eighteenth century history (1700-1799)
- Family
- Virginia
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