filming Linus giving Eve the fur,
filmed at Battery Rock, Illinois

 

Henry Hathaway films the train
reunion scene with George Peppard
and Debbie Reynolds
 

Cinerama camera films Carroll
Baker receiving the letter from
Andy Devine

Henry Hathaway films the
Prescott family aboard the
Erie Canal boat
 

Cinerama camera behind the tent
films Debbie Reynolds, Carroll
Baker and Karl Malden
 

filming the deleted scene where
Marshall Ramsey and posse
catch up to Zeb and family
 

John Ford directs Carroll Baker
where she grieves at the family
graveyard

filming the wagons crossing the
river - you can see Thelma Ritter
and Debbie Reynolds on the
wagon's front seat

Director George Marshall
stands next to the massive
Cinerama camera enclosure

Thomas Conroy uses the boom
crane camera to film the train
in the Outlaws chapter

John Ford stands in front of
the line of Union cannons for
the Civil War chapter
 

Henry Hathaway directs his
crew at Erie Canal jump off site,
Karl Malden in background

Cinerama camera on set -
note the multiple white
microphones

Sherman Sage, Benjamin Black Elk,
and David H. Miller teach Henry
Fonda the Arapahoe language

John Ford directs Carroll Baker
in the scene where George
Peppard leaves for the war
 

Joe Laschelle (next to
Cinerama camera) was
the cinematographer
 

Jimmy Stewart points out
view from pirate cave to
Henry Hathaway
 

John Wayne as General
Sherman talks to
director John Ford
 

Henry Hathaway listens while
Debbie Reynolds gets her
point across

Director George Marshall on
a ladder uses a megaphone to
give directions on set
 

John Ford prepares scene
with George Peppard and
Carroll Baker

Henry Hathaway and crew look
on as Debbie Reynolds reads
the latest Hollywood paper

George Peppard with Dick Webb,
who was MGM's chief wrangler

John Ford directs Russ Tamblyn
and George Peppard at the pink
Shiloh stream
 

David H. Miller and other film
crew pose next to camera and
boom crane seat

unconcious Cleve (Gregory Peck)
is held by Debbie Reynolds with a
Cinerama camera in the foreground

George Peppard examines a
genuine war bonnet with
Benjamin Black Elk
 

Andy Devine, Carroll Baker,
John Ford, George Peppard
and Claude Johnson are on
set at the Rawlings farm

Gregory Peck and Robert
Preston go over the script
with Henry Hathaway
 

Carroll Baker and Debbie
Reynolds listen while Jimmy
Stewart plays the accordian

George Peppard and Claude
Johnson prepare for next scene
with director John Ford

Robert Preston asks "How's
the water?" as Gregory Peck
warms his feet in hot water
 

Agnes Morehead leans on
Cinerama camera, with Carroll
Baker and Debbie Reynolds

Directors John Ford,
Henry Hathaway, and
George Marshall
 

Directors John Ford and
Henry Hathaway pose
for a publicity shot
 

Carroll Baker, Henry Hathaway
and Debbie Reynolds relax
between takes

Debbie Reynolds, Jimmy Stewart,
and Carroll Baker on Green
Island, near Smithfield, Kentucky
 

Agnes Morehead, Jimmy Stewart,
Debbie Reynolds, Carroll Baker
on Green Island, KY., July 1961
 

Jimmy Stewart, Carroll Baker,
Debbie Reynolds, Henry
Hathaway on Green Island
 

Gregory Peck amd Robert
Preston play chess to relax
between takes
 

Benjamin Black Elk, Henry
Fonda, and Sherman Sage
behind the scenes

Directors John Ford
and HTWWW producer
Bernard Smith
 

Henry Hathaway and Debbie
Reynolds have a face to face
discussion

Richard Widmark behind the
scenes with Producer
Bernard Smith
 

Director John Ford poses
with Carroll Baker for a
publicity shot
 

Jimmy Stewart tries to relax,
while Henry Hathway fully
relaxes between takes

Jimmy Stewart thought
that he was too old to
play Linus' part
 

Debbie Reynolds with her
mother, daughter Carrie
Fisher, son Todd Fisher

Henry Hathway holds a device
that simulates the Cinerama
camera's three viewpoints
 

Harry Morgan (as General Grant)
poses with John Ford while
shooting the Civil War chapter

Debbie Reynolds chats
with veteran actor Walter
Brennan (Col. Hawkins)

Carroll Baker, Jimmy Stewart,
and Debbie Reynolds get served
a meal while in costume
 

in a posed pic Debbie Reynolds
pretends to surprise Henry
Hathaway with a kiss

Director George Marshall
helmed the Railroad chapter
of the movie
 

Henry Hathaway used
a helicopter to shuttle
between film locations
 

Debbie Reynolds talks to
George Peppard while Henry
Hathaway looks on

Cinerama cameras without
the massive housing are hidden
inside a covered wagon
 

extras (actors) used in the
Rapid City film location
are seen off camera

Some of the barges, Erie Canal
boats, and paddlewheelers
used in the movie
 

tourists watch the filming
of How The West Was
Won