" SUMMER STORM "

In 1939, Westinghouse Electric produced this dramatic, 24-minute film to educate the public about the intracacies of the electrical grid and power distribution system; the modern benefits it provided; and just how precarious it could be.

Given the intensity of recent weather, the issues it raises are still relevant nine decades later.

Click on THIS LINK or the image below to view this slice of America’s post-depression, pre-World WII past.

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