First part in Edison's "Martinique" trilogy. A comprehensive view of Mt. Pelee before the bursting of the crater which buried the entire population of St. Pierre. Shows the quiet city and harbor in the foreground, with ships riding at anchor.
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United States 31 May 1902
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