A 3,200-mile road trip taken in 1958 by four Seattle women is retraced in 2010 by Portland artist Matt McCormick, who finds their scrapbook in a thrift store.
Synopsis
A 3,200-mile road trip taken in 1958 by four Seattle women is retraced in 2010 by Portland artist Matt McCormick, who finds their scrapbook in a thrift store.
Synopsis
Portland artist Matt McCormick discovers a scrapbook documenting a 1958 road trip taken by four Seattle women. In 2010, he retraces their 3,200-mile route through the Pacific Northwest. The film captures changes in architecture and culture over five decades. McCormick visits landmarks recorded by the women, revealing how time has altered these places and reflecting on their historical significance.
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Why Watch
- See the Pacific Northwest's transformation over decades.
- Meet the four Seattle women who inspired this journey.
- Find out what changed since the 1958 road trip.
Did You Know
- The original road trip took place in 1958.
- Matt McCormick found the scrapbook in a thrift store fifty years later.
- McCormick retraced the women's route in 2010, fifty-two years after the original trip.
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What year did the original road trip take place?
The original road trip took place in 1958.
Who retraced the route of the original travelers?
Matt McCormick retraced the route of the original travelers in 2010.
How long is the road trip documented in the film?
The road trip documented in the film is 3,200 miles long.
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