1958 film created by Cal Williams of Modern TV Chicago, in 1958. This print is in color, but silent and has leader slugs in some areas, but appears complete. The film presents a visual record of Kern County — its agriculture, industry, tourism, education, and water resources. Includes footage of cotton, potatoes and cattle, crop dusting, oil industry, recreation, Bakersfield, as well as vineyards and other agriculture. There is also footage of the Kern River, and the Kern Canal and Bryant Dam, as well as the California Water Plan / Kern River Project and Isabelle Dam.
XD8979 Kern County, California’s Golden Empire Oil, Agriculture, Cotton & Potatoes, Cattle Bakersfield
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