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|}<center>The following twenty minute 1936 video entitled "On The Front Lines" was about the major scourge of the time, tuberculosis, and features [[Waverly Hills Sanitarium]] for most of its hospital scenes. </center></div>
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|}<center>The following fifteen minute video documentary, created by SBS Dateline, is about [[Hart Island|New York City's Hart island]], the history of the structures on it, and its massive potters field where over 700,000 people have been buried since 1868. It also features a few women who have worked to visit their still born children buried on the island. How these women and others have been working to get the island more accessible to those who want to visit the grave site. </center></div>
 
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<div style align=right>[[:Category:Articles With Videos|Other Articles With Videos]], [[Main Page/Future Featured Nominations|Future Featured Videos]].
 
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Revision as of 06:03, 16 February 2020

Featured Video

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The following fifteen minute video documentary, created by SBS Dateline, is about New York City's Hart island, the history of the structures on it, and its massive potters field where over 700,000 people have been buried since 1868. It also features a few women who have worked to visit their still born children buried on the island. How these women and others have been working to get the island more accessible to those who want to visit the grave site.