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Gezichten van Drenthe in 1924, deel-1, in kleur! The province of Drenthe in color! [AI enhanced]

Drenthe is a rural province in the North-East of The Netherlands. Its capital is Assen. The province is among other known for its "hunnebedden" (ancient stone graves), the TT motorraces and its natural beauty. In this part-1 we visit the egg market in Hoogeveen, an arts & crafts school, a factory for wooden cloggs, the steam tram in Dedemsvaart, a sod hut and workers preparing for the construction of new homes. See the timeline for more details. Timeline (please help to improve this!): 00:00 Egg market at Hoogeveen 00:18 The local population of Hoogeveen 00:43 Probably the local school 00:50 Domestic services school 01:01 Learning how to pollish shoes 01:18 Arts & Crafts school 01:31 Early lathes 01:34 The woodwork class 01:40 Mechanised factory 01:55 The production of tin cans 02:25 Soldering tin cans 02:32 Tree trunks arrive at the clogs factory of Seijdel-Post 02:47 Plenty of wood for the clogs 02:56 Preparing the wood 03:25 Roughly shaping the wood 03:34 Cutting the cavity for the feet 03:47 Shaping the outside of the clogs 03:54 The final touches 04:01 Close-up of creating the caveties 04:30 Skilled work! 04:38 A steam tram (not a train!) arrives 05:03 Passengers get off the DSM tram 05:10 Loading wood on a lorry belonging to the DSM ("Drentse Stoomtram Maatschappij") 05:24 Steam tram along the canal 05:45 Loading milk canisters onto the tram 05:49 Steam tram crossing a draw bridge 06:08 The church of Oosterhesselen near Coevorden 06:37 Primitive life in a 'sod hut' ('Plaggenhut' in Dutch) 06:44 Made of stacked turf sods 06:49 Rural simply constructed houses 06:55 Typical house in Drenthe 07:05 Poverty was the norm 07:11 A newly constructed neighbourhood through the new turf village of Witteveen 07:16 A brickwork house for the more affluant 07:24 The farmhouse is attached to the living quarters 07:33 A newly built school in the middle of nowhere with separate house for the head teacher 07:43 A more wealthy part of Drenthe 07:50 Young boy wearing clogs with a goat of Harm Smeenge 08:09 Workers preparing land for new construction 08:25 Probably as part of the 'Werkverschaffing" plan for people on the dole 08:37 Removing soil 08:50 This were the early crisis years with wide scale global unemployment 09:12 Linthorst-Homan canal with foundations already laid for new houses, constructed by unemployed workers 09:21 Boat with sailing capability on a canal 09:32 A turning bridge 09:36 Leeboards for stability at the sides of the boat 09:46 Town of Beilen with a windmill near the old harbour 09:54 Filming though a circular mask was popular in these times 09:59 The church at Dwingelo, nicknamed "De Siepel" (meaning "onion") 10:07 The church steeple 10:14 Farms and meadows with sheep 10:22 Oldengaerde 'havezaat', mansion in Westeinde near Dwingelo 10:26 Its surroundings 10:34 The facade of the Oldengaerde 10:43 Overcinge estate of the Queen's Commissioner 10:47 Ploughing the fieldwith two oxes 11:12 An early tire-less tractor! 11:19 With plough 11:36 The end. This is a series in three parts: Part-1:    • Gezichten van Drenthe in 1924, deel-1...   Part-2:    • Gezichten van Drenthe in 1924, deel-2...   Part-3:    • Gezichten van Drenthe in 1924, deel-3...   The Music is by Claude Signet Source B&W footage: Beeld en Geluid.