The CBS show first premiered in 1979, and it also starred Tom Wopat, John Schneider, Denver Pyle, and James best. It went on for seven seasons before it concluded in February 1985.
Grant funds help North Dakota residents transfer old home movies to the internet for public viewing. Written By: Keith Norman | ×
Streeter s phone booth was nearly buried during the blizzard of 1966 in this screenshot from the films digitized and made available by a grant from the Al Larvick Fund. (Submitted photo)
JAMESTOWN, N.D. People with an interest in North Dakota s past will soon have the chance to watch Streeter, N.D., dig out from the blizzard of 1966 through archived videos on the Internet.
Through a grant from the Al Larvick Fund, Frankie Kaiser and her family have been able to digitize old home movies that will be placed in the Internet Archive, an online library of digital files, for the public.
Grant funds help North Dakota residents transfer old home movies to the internet for public viewing. Written By: Keith Norman | ×
Streeter s phone booth was nearly buried during the blizzard of 1966 in this screenshot from the films digitized and made available by a grant from the Al Larvick Fund. (Submitted photo)
People with an interest in North Dakota s past will soon have the chance to watch Streeter dig out from the blizzard of 1966 through the internet.
Through a grant from the Al Larvick Fund, Frankie Kaiser and her family have been able to digitize old home movies that will be placed in the Internet Archive, an online library of digital files, for the public.