Ray Jelinek Collection, no. 12

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Ray Jelinek Collection, no. 12

Jan Valentine

Silent | 1940s

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Snow in San Leon
Shucking oysters
Deep sea fishing
Sorting the shrimp catch

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This compilation of black-and-white and color family home movies was shot mostly around San Leon, Texas in the 1940s. Featured prominently are a fishing trip to the Gulf and scenes around the docks and cabins near Eagle Point Marina, intercut with brief images of a baby in a crib and a wife trimming her husband's beard.

The films of the Ray Jelinek Collection were rescued from a flooded trailer on Galveston after Hurricane Ike. They were donated by Jan Valentine and are permanently housed in the archives at the Alfred R. Neumann Library, University of Houston - Clear Lake.

Galveston County
San Leon