The Raging James [film]

<a href="https://vcu.mediaspace.kaltura.com/media/The%20Raging%20James/1_g9b7xce2">⏯ Watch this film online »</a> In 1974, Ancarrow debuted The Raging James, his film on channelization in the James River. This technique was used along sections of the James from the mountains to Richmond to repair damage from the historic water flows of hurricanes Camille (1969) and Agnes (1972). In honor of the film, he was given the environmentalist of the year award by the Virginia Wildlife Federation in 1974.
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In 1974, Ancarrow debuted The Raging James, his film on channelization in the James River. This technique was used along sections of the James from the mountains to Richmond to repair damage from the historic water flows of hurricanes Camille (1969) and Agnes (1972). In honor of the film, he was given the environmentalist of the year award by the Virginia Wildlife Federation in 1974.
Date Created: 1974
Title: The Raging James [film].
Name(s): Ancarrow, Newton H., 1920-1991, author
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden (Richmond, Va.)
VCU Rice Rivers Center
VCU Libraries
Type of Resource: moving image
Date Created: 1974
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In 1974, Ancarrow debuted The Raging James, his film on channelization in the James River. This technique was used along sections of the James from the mountains to Richmond to repair damage from the historic water flows of hurricanes Camille (1969) and Agnes (1972). In honor of the film, he was given the environmentalist of the year award by the Virginia Wildlife Federation in 1974.
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