The Building of 'CONNY' -- Life-Size Sperm Whale Model
Robbins Barstow
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About
In 1975, Connecticut made the sperm whale its official state animal, as a symbol of conservation. The following year, a group of volunteers from the Connecticut Cetacean Society spent over 5,000 hours building a life-size, 60-foot, ferro-cement model of a male sperm whale, on the grounds of the Children's Museum in West Hartford, Connecticut, USA. Director of the project was Robbins Barstow, who filmed this dramatic, home-made documentary.
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- Archive
- Internet Archive, in Home movies
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- Credit
- Robbins Barstow
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