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  • Home
  • About
    •         - Be a Part of the Registry
  • Exhibits
  • Map
  • Participating Archives
    •         - Australian Centre for the Moving Image
    •         - California Audiovisual Preservation Project
    •         - Center for Asian American Media
    •         - Center for Home Movies
    •         - Chicago Film Archives
    •         - Northeast Historic Film
    •         - Prelinger Archives
    •         - Texas Archive of the Moving Image
    •         - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    •         - Yale University Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library

Austin Aquatic Club Goes to Corpus Christi (1966)

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An Austin Aquatic Club visit to a Corpus Christi beach is captured in this 1966 home movie footage. The Austin Aquatic Club, now known as Longhorn Aquatics, was coached and directed by former All-American Longhorn water polo swimmer, Wally Pryor from 1953 to 1975. This mob of candid youths mug for the camera and take […]

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