Raw footage for the Spy Hop documentary, "Messages: 2002 Olympic Diary", 2002

Item — video: 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Pedestrians stand on the sidewalk outside the grounds of the Salt Lake City and County Building
Downtown parking lot
Pedestrian crossing sign at a traffic light
Salt Lake 2002 logo on a street light
Trax trolley
Canadian Hockey fans carry a Canadian flag down a downtown street
Giant Norwegian flag draped over a building serving as the Norwegian Olympic House
Tomax Iceland House banner draped on a building serving as the Icelandic Olympic House
Pedestrians cross the street at the corner of 300 South and West Temple
View of a white event tent from a moving vehicle
Salt Lake Olympic Square sign, North gate
Mural on the side of a building
Bud Light beer billboard
Thuringian, Germany tourist house sign posted on an iron gate
Interview with Peter W. Muller, a coordinator for Thuringian, Germany house working to promote tourism for that area of the country.
Interview with Gerald working with a German television company to promote tourism for Germany while at the Olympics.
A couple goes through a cafeteria-style line for authentic German cuisine (sound corrupted, no sound).
German beer in beverage fridges (sound corrupted, no sound).
Raw sausages placed on an industrial baking sheet (sound corrupted, no sound).
Sausages being grilled on a large barbeque grill (sound corrupted, no sound).
Pastries and other baked goods
France cultural house sign
Interview with a man from Paris, France working in the France Cultural House which serves French cuisine. Interview includes his involvement in the Olympics, his impressions of the LDS church in Utah, and the Olympic experience.
Super long shot of Olympic Caldron, night.
Tiny lights used to make the Olympic Rings, night.
Police cars with lights flashing creating a barricade on a side street, view from a tall building, night.
Long shot, LDS Salt Lake City Temple, day.
State Liquor Store, exterior, day.

Dates

2002

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