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I remember that day.
One of the best days of my life.
:59:08
We were lucky we didn't
get ourselves killed that summer.
:59:12
Maybe there was something
more than luck at work. If so...
:59:16
...I hope it returns when they do.
:59:22
Lucky seven.
:59:28
I brought a photo album. My dad
was in Derry during World War II.
:59:33
He started collecting photos
that go way back.
:59:36
- Who'd want a history of this toilet?
- How long will you be in here with me?
:59:42
- Continue.
- This is the old ironworks.
:59:45
One Sunday in 1930,
there was an Easter egg hunt here.
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But the ironworks exploded
and people got killed.
:59:53
This is the Derry standpipe.
It supplied water...
:59:57
...until a big disaster back in 1900.
1:00:00
Maybe the biggest mystery
is how 253 settlers...
1:00:04
...disappeared without a trace.
1:00:06
Thank you, Michael,
for that illuminating...
1:00:09
...if somewhat morbid history.
Now, who's next?
1:00:19
Howdy, partner!
1:00:22
Give it here!
1:00:26
Or what, boy? Or what?
1:00:29
The nigger here lives down the street
from me and my dad.
1:00:33
- Give it here!
- And giving me...
1:00:37
...and my daddy grief
for a long, long time!
1:00:42
You like fireworks, boy?
1:00:44
What do you say to a rocket
in your pocket?
1:00:53
Hey, you! Stop that right now!
1:00:57
Get him!