Maple Sugar Time (1941)
A narrated examination of old-fashioned maple sugar production in the St. Lawrence Valley. Footage shows local farmers tapping trees and gathering sap in the sugar bush; sleds being pulled variously by dog, horse, and ox; the boiling of sap in cauldrons and the casting of sugar in wooden molds; and a sugaring-off party at which local youths gather to taste the first maple sugar of the season.
Director: Stanley Hawes
Runtime: 9 min
Release Date: February 13, 1941
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Stanley Hawes
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Maple Sugar Time about?
- A narrated examination of old-fashioned maple sugar production in the St. Lawrence Valley. Footage shows local farmers tapping trees and gathering sap in the sugar bush; sleds being pulled variously by dog, horse, and ox; the boiling of sap in cauldrons and the casting of sugar in wooden molds; and a sugaring-off party at which local youths gather to taste the first maple sugar of the season.
- Who directed Maple Sugar Time?
- Maple Sugar Time was directed by Stanley Hawes.
- How long is Maple Sugar Time?
- Maple Sugar Time has a runtime of 9m (9 minutes).