When I was making the documentary I started getting into
Bellmore's history. In the early stages of production I entertained the idea of starting it off with a little history montage. I had read that when the railroad was built through the area in 1867 they arbitrarily named the station
Bellmore, after a popular brand of whiskey of the time. I felt that was fitting.
Here's some images I had collected for the intro that never was...
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Bedford Avenue |
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Bellmore Post Office |
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The Parkway Hotel
(The flip side of the postcard reads: Rates $2.00 and up.) |
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The Sunrise Bavarian Village |
Here's another one in color…
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The Sunrise Bavarian Village |
The only vintage image I wound up using in
Bellmore: The Unscene was an illustrated postcard of Long Island (at the top of this post). I used it in the intro with
Big Roy...
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