Movie magic at Dayton Depot
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A Walla Walla University film crew sets up a scene on the platform of the Dayton Historical Depot Friday afternoon, the last day of filming of a short story about five women who come to the Walla Walla Valley in 1909.
DAYTON–Lights! Camera! Action!
The Dayton Historical Depot and the restored Pullman Car "Abraham Lincoln," on the tracks next to Washington's oldest surviving rail road depot, played significant roles in a short film that was being shot here Thursday and Friday, June 22 and 23.
The short is being produced by Walla Walla University as a "concept film," according to Aaron Nakamura, Director of...
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