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Black Oak Films
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Black Oak Films is a film production company based in Southeast Iowa. We specialize in documentary style storytelling and are driven to finding the truth in all of our work.
150 Years at Gritter Creek School
Gritter Creek School is the last remaining one room brick schoolhouse in Iowa County. It is located at 3306 J Ave., North English, Iowa, 52316.
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Gritter Creek School 150th Anniversary Commercial
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Gritter Creek School 150th Anniversary Commercial
Introducing the Oskaloosa City Band 2024 Season
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The Oskaloosa City Band will perform on Thursday nights at 8 p.m. from June 6th to August 8th. Come and enjoy wonderful nights of music, food, and community!
Homegrown Stories | Episode 5 | Keokuk County Fairgrounds 2024 Events Preview
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The Keokuk County Fairgrounds at What Cheer, Iowa has a plethora of events and activities planned for 2024. learn what those are in this video hosted by Jacob Glandon. For your reference: 05:30 The community church service is on Sunday, not Saturday
Spring, Summer & Fall A Treasure For All | The Official Commercial for the What Cheer Flea Market
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Spring, Summer & Fall A Treasure For All | The Official Commercial for the What Cheer Flea Market
6 Fat Dutchman | America's Most Wanted Polka Band | Live At Sokol Auditorium, 1994
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Step back in time to 1994 to a digitized VHS tape of a 6 Fat Dutchman live performance at Sokol Auditorium in Omaha, Nebraska Songs: Dutchman's Waltz: 00:00-02:21 Saturday Night Waltz: 02:21-4:33 Ocean Waves Waltz: 04:33-06:44 Minnesota Polka: 06:44-08:33 Old Lady Polka: 08:33-10:38 Schneider Polka: 10:38-12:26 Skal, Skal, Skal, Waltz: 12:26-14:34 Fat Dutchman Introductions: 14:34-16:36 Little ...
Homegrown Stories | Episode 4 | The Death of a Circus Gorilla In Sigourney, Iowa
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Colossus the gorilla died in Sigourney, Iowa on August 3rd, 1918. Discover why in this episode of Homegrown Stories.
Am I Worthy? The Living Last Supper | Be The Light Ministry
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A live action production of the last supper starring Steve Shettler as Jesus.
Homegrown Stories | Episode 3 | The Record Setting Winter of 1978 and 1979
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One of the worst winters in the state of Iowa lasted over 100 days and took the lives of 29 people. This winter set records from total snowfall, snowfall in a single day, low temperatures, windchill and more. Host, Jacob Glandon discusses the nonstop assault this winter brought along with the amazing story that is the Coffee Town Miracle.
Homegrown Stories | Episode 2 | The Snowstorm of April 1973
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April 8th, 1973 marked the beginning of one of the worst spring snowstorms in Iowa history. In this video, Homegrown Stories host Jacob Glandon discusses the impact this storm had on Keokuk County, Iowa.
Homegrown Stories | Episode 1 | The What Cheer Opera House 2024 Show Season
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In its 131st year, the What Cheer Opera House is getting ready for another show season. Jacob Glandon, host of Homegrown Stories sits down with board member Toni Hull to discuss the history and significance of the opera house as well as its 11 upcoming shows. 00:00 Introduction 02:25 What An Opera House Is 03:31 The History of the What Cheer Opera House 06:10 Historic Performers That Were in Wh...
The Santa and Candle Christmas Decorations of Sigourney, Iowa
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The Santa and Candle Christmas decorations have been a part of the Sigourney holiday season for a long time. In this video, we discuss how they came to Sigourney and what they mean to the small community.
English Valley Nursing Care Center 50 Year Anniversary Documentary
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English Valley Nursing Care Center 50 Year Anniversary Documentary
Coming Soon: English Valley Nursing Care Center 50 Year Anniversary Documentary
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Coming Soon: English Valley Nursing Care Center 50 Year Anniversary Documentary
The Potters of What Cheer: From Past to Present
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The Potters of What Cheer: From Past to Present
Flotsam River Circus Time Lapse | August 23rd, 2023 | GoPro Footage
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Flotsam River Circus Time Lapse | August 23rd, 2023 | GoPro Footage
Flotsam River Circus Time Lapse | August 24th, 2023 | GoPro Footage
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Flotsam River Circus Time Lapse | August 24th, 2023 | GoPro Footage
Flotsam River Circus Documentary Day 3 | Le Claire, IA to Davenport, IA | Recap
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Flotsam River Circus Documentary Day 3 | Le Claire, IA to Davenport, IA | Recap
Flotsam River Circus Documentary Day 2 | Clinton, IA to Le Claire, IA | Recap
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Flotsam River Circus Documentary Day 2 | Clinton, IA to Le Claire, IA | Recap
Flotsam River Circus Documentary Day 1 | Clinton, IA | Recap
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Flotsam River Circus Documentary Day 1 | Clinton, IA | Recap
What Cheer: Coal, Clay, & Community | Official Trailer
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What Cheer: Coal, Clay, & Community | Official Trailer
Sigourney: Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
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Sigourney: Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
Sure wish this band was still around today! Love this band thanks for posting this !👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Well done, Jacob! I had never heard of the Gritter School before!
I lived in the area all my life and never knew of the clay factory. Great story, Jacob!
Oh Yeah!!!!!! I LOVE CITY BAND!!!!! I have my lawn chair, Smokey Row gift card and clown horn all ready to go!! OH YEAH!!!! Way to go Bruce!!!
Oskaloosa Municipal Band is very special indeed! I loved the many years I was a regular part of the band, and I love the chance to still come play with the band once in a while!
And you know you have a standing invitation to join us, Melinda!! 💞
Great job Jacob! Looking good, Bruce!!!!
My grandfather lived in What Cheer for over 30 years. Excited to see more!
Thank you for sharing this video for others to see!
LOL!!! I was a teen in 1978 in fact I graduated from High School in May 1978. When I graduated the floods had stopped and the Southern Arizona summer was almost here. Yes, this is outside of Phoenix, Arizona in the metro area. A year later the winter of 1979 (Jan - April or there abouts) saw another flood only worse than the year before. To everyone's chagrin, a year later the floods returned for a third year in a row. Now I'm saying floods, they weren't any kind of simple flooding of the dry Salt River no Climatologist said these floods were 100, 500, and 100-year floods in a period of three years. Arizona State University built a golf course in the dry riverbed that never floods two years in a row only to watch it wash away. Bridges had their trusses lose their base and start to sink. The trusses were not built on bedrock like they were supposed to but instead on hard packed sand that was washed away in the floods. Bridges designed to take 100,000 cubic feet per minute of water (CFM) were withstanding 130,000 - 150,000 CFM for weeks at a time. I understand the storms and cold in Iowa during that winter, and having served in the Army at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas I understand the kind of weather that can come through and I'm not belittling anyone who died or injured but you want a wild set of years, look at the State of Arizona from 1978 - 1980 and find a story that over 40 years later I still wonder when it might happen again since I still live in the metro Phoenix area.
I was living in Findlay , Ohio during that storm...
I've seen the picture of Sampson's house before. Amazingly the entire first floor was covered with a drift. My family was snowed out of our house. We spent 2 or 3 days in Gibson with a couple that lived near our hardware store. I walked from Gibson to my house near Thornburg to check on the house. I rode a 3-wheel ATV back to Gibson on top of snow drifts. I remember seeing one drift that had been cleared on my gravel road. That drift was higher than the cab of a tractor. Thank you for the reminders of this wild storm.
Great video Black Oak Films! Toni Hull did a wonderful job also!
Thank you Black Oak Films for sharing this history !!
Amazing ❤️
Good job 👌
Wow! Great video, I want to see more!
I enjoyed this video very much. It's amazing how you take some things for granted, even Christmas decorations.
😉 *Promo SM*
Very nice. That is where did my Eagle Scout project and helped grandpa Miller dig the culvert in front of the care center because the ditch made it unsightly.
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing.
My father worked at the clay plant in the 50s and 60s
That's awesome! I bet he had many stories about his time there
What?!?!?!? Had a great Summer there in 1993, awesome. ❤ my Leer family!