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A guide to the Joseph F. Hidzick motion picture films, ca. 1930-1935
P78-400 (SAFR 19445)
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Title: Joseph F. Hidzick motion picture films
Date: ca. 1930-1935
Identifier/Call Number: P78-400 (SAFR 19445)
Creator:
Hidzick, Joseph F.
Physical Description:
2 items.
Repository:
San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, Historic Documents Department
Building E, Fort Mason
San Francisco, CA 94123
Physical Location: San Francisco Maritime NHP, Historic Documents Department
Language(s):
In English.
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[Item description], [Location within collection organization identified by Collection Number/Series Number/File Unit Number/Item
Number], P78-400 (SAFR 19445), Joseph F. Hidzick motion picture films, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
SAFR-00001
These motion picture films were donated by George M. Hidzick and Mrs. Helen E. Cresci to the San Francisco Maritime Museum
(SFMM) on August 8, 1978 according to the SFMM photo-archives accession sheet. They were donated to Golden Gate National Recreation
Area as part of blanket accession GOGA-00789 in 1985 and transferred to San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park as
part of blanket accession SAFR-00001 in 1988.
Historical or Biographical Note
Joseph F. Hidzick was superintendent of the Wood River Cannery for the San Francisco-based Alaska Salmon Company.
The Joseph F. Hidzick motion picture films (P78-400, SAFR 19445) consists of 8 reels of black-and-white, silent 35mm cellulose
nitrate film of San Francisco fishing companies operations in Alaska and San Francisco Bay from circa 1930-1935.
Joseph F. Hidzick produced these films while superintendent of the Wood River Cannery for the San Francisco-based Alaska Salmon
Company. The film Iced Kist Treasures shows salmon fishery and canning at the Wood River Cannery near Dillingham, Alaska.
Joseph Hidzick was The film Codfish shows the San Francisco-based Union Fish Company codfish plant on Belvedere Island in
San Francisco Bay. The films were photographed by Edward H. Kemp around 1930 to 1935.
The total run time is 01:21:42.
Digital video available on the Internet Archive at https://archive.org/details/csfmm_00001 and digitized by the California
Audiovisual Preservation Project (CAVPP).
Note on original containers: Property of Joseph F. Hidzick. [Produced by Joesph F. Hidzick and [photographed] by Edward H.
Kemp, specialist for the production of fine scenic and industrial films, San Francisco, Calif.
The reels are arranged by film and projection sequence.
The following museum objects appear in the film Ice Kist Treasures: BADGE, CEREMONIAL: SHIPBOARD LINE-CROSSING RITE (SAFR
18674), BATON, CEREMONIAL: SHIPBOARD LINE-CROSSING RITE (SAFR 18675), CROWN, CEREMONIAL: SHIPBOARD LINE-CROSSING RITE (SAFR
18676), TRIDENT, CEREMONIAL: SHIPBOARD LINE-CROSSING RITE (SAFR 18690), RAZOR, CEREMONIAL: SHIPBOARD LINE-CROSSING RITE (SAFR
18691) and BEARD, FALSE: NEPTUNE'S, SHIPBOARD LINE-CROSSING RITE (SAFR 19107)
- This material is located at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
The following still photographs of the Elwyn C. Hale (built 1918; freighter) crossing of the line ceremony are related to
the Ice Kist Treasure film: J09.26726.01, J09.26726.02 and J09.26726.03 (SAFR 21374).
- This material is located at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park