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SUMMARY:Glacier National Park in 1940 in 3-D Color: The Found Kodachromes of Clyde A. McCoy
DESCRIPTION:Lost for 50 years\, a collection of 3-D images of Glacier National Park surfaced in the early 1990s at a garage sale in Lincoln\, Neb. Northern Arizona University history professor Michael A. Amundson scooped them up and began a decades-long quest to detail the life of the photographer\, Indiana lawyer Clyde McCoy\, as well as revisit the sites McCoy photographed.Join us for a rare pre-World War II visual feast of historic views in Glacier National Park in multidimensional splendor. Learn about how serendipity can shape a life's trajectory\, how an intrepid Midwestern photographer made his way into remote backcountry then met a mysterious end in Detroit\, and how an email can go unanswered for 11 years and then lead to significant discoveries.McCoy chased beauty. Amundson chased answers. Attendees of this special event will receive both.3-D glasses provided.About the presenter:\nMichael A. Amundson is a professor of history at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff\, where he teaches courses on the History of the American West and Public History. He grew up in Colorado and received degrees from the University of Wyoming\, then a PhD in History from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He has written books about the nuclear West\, rephotography in Wyoming\, and cowboy songs.https://www.nwmthistory.org/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Lost for 50 years\, a collection of 3-D images of Glacier National Park surfaced in the early 1990s at a garage sale in Lincoln\, Neb. Northern Arizona University history professor Michael A. Amundson scooped them up and began a decades-long quest to detail the life of the photographer\, Indiana lawyer Clyde McCoy\, as well as revisit the sites McCoy photographed.
Join us for a rare pre-World War II visual feast of historic views in Glacier National Park in multidimensional splendor. Learn about how serendipity can shape a life&rsquo\;s trajectory\, how an intrepid Midwestern photographer made his way into remote backcountry then met a mysterious end in Detroit\, and how an email can go unanswered for 11 years and then lead to significant discoveries.
McCoy chased beauty. Amundson chased answers. Attendees of this special event will receive both.
3-D glasses provided.
About the presenter:
Michael A. Amundson is a professor of history at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff\, where he teaches courses on the History of the American West and Public History. He grew up in Colorado and received degrees from the University of Wyoming\, then a PhD in History from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He has written books about the nuclear West\, rephotography in Wyoming\, and cowboy songs.
https://www.nwmthistory.org/
LOCATION:124 Second Avenue East Kalispell MT 59901
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