Sound recording of an interview about The Atlantic Terra Cotta Company factory, Somerset County, New Jersey

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People:

Gordon Matta-Clark (filmmaker)
Gordon Matta-Clark (archive creator)

Title:

Sound recording of an interview about The Atlantic Terra Cotta Company factory, Somerset County, New Jersey

Date:

circa 1970

Description:

Interview with a man named Mr. Robins about The Atlantic Terra Cotta Company factory located between Rocky Hill and Griggstown in Somerset County, New Jersey.
Reel is inscribed "55V"

Quantity / Object type:
1 1/4 inch audio tape

Technique and media:

Magnetic track

Dimensions:

Duration: 00:11:43.00

Reference number:

PHCON2003:0005:055:022

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

Specialized equipment required for playback. Program Distorted at Times. Magnetic tape showing signs of deterioration.

Conditions governing access:

Access by appointment only. Access to a digitized copy of this recording is available by contacting Reference at ref@cca.qc.ca.

Conditions governing reproduction:

For copyright information or permission to reproduce material from the fonds, please contact the CCA at reproductions@cca.qc.ca.

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture /
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal
Don de la succession Gordon Matta-Clark /
Gift of Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark

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This description is based on information contained on the physical item and not the content of the recording itself.

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