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Susan Hayward, William Lundigan, Rory Calhoun, Gene Lockhart

I’d Climb the Highest Mountain


imageWhen did you first see the movie ‘I’d Climb the Highest Mountain?’ Cleveland, Georgia is home to the Old Stovall Covered Bridge that spans Chickamauga Creek. This 1890s structure appeared in the movie I'd Climb the Highest Mountain. This wonderful movie was made during the 1950s, when families spent quality time at the movies where Coca Cola was a nickel, hot buttered popcorn a quarter, and for a mere quarter you might see a double-feature film, cartoon and newsreel. Parents did not worry about the sexual, bad language or graphic scenes of the early films because most were family friendly.
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