Uncle Tom's Cabin (1903 Original Black & White Film)

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Entertainment Film & Movies Plantation life slavery in America historical drama 1900s historical footage black and white film Uncle Tom's Cabin adaptation American history Civil War era vintage narrative film

Step into the past with this poignant black and white film from 1903! Set on a plantation near the Ohio River in Kentucky, witness the heart-wrenching tale of George Shelby, forced by business woes to sell some of his slaves to trader Haley. Among them is Uncle Tom, a devoted and beloved figure on the plantation. Follow the emotional journey as Haley persuades Shelby to part with Uncle Tom, aiming to fetch a hefty price for him at auction in the New Orleans market. Experience the complexities of history and humanity in this unforgettable narrative.

Source :
Stowe, H. B., Thomas A. Edison, I. & Paper Print Collection. (1903) Uncle Tom's cabin, or, Slavery days. Porter, E. S. U., prod United States: Thomas A. Edison. [Video] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/88709151

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