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Urbandale, IA

Photo of a historic brick building with lush landscaped grounds.

Monday, June 10

Urbandale, IA | Living History Farms

Thank you to Living History Farms and our station partner Iowa PBS.

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW airs Mondays at 7:00pm on Iowa PBS.

Event Details

Living History Farms

11121 Hickman Rd
Urbandale, IA 50322

Behind the Scenes in Urbandale

Several crew members - including a young female director, camera operator and audio tech, work as an appraisal of a large brown jug takes place.

An older gentleman appraiser in a blue linen suit smiles at two women, whose backs are to the camera, as he appraises a piece of jewelry.

A middle-aged man and woman drag a wagon with a small white pedal push car on top along a gravel path.

A young appriaser in a checkered blue shirt speaks to the female guest as he tells her about her blue vase. A camera records the appraisal as a camera operator watches from a monitor.

An male appraiser speaks to a female guest about her piece - a long wooden chest. In the background of the photo you can see a long gravel road filled with Roadshow guests.

Three Roadshow crew members in dark green shirts rig up a white scrim that blocks the sun.

A cameraman films two Roadshow guest's speaking about their item, behind him is a sound operator holding up a long boom microphone. This scene occurs several yards away from the photographer.

A Roadshow photographer stands amongst metal poles that hold up sun scrims and tents, as she takes a photograph of something off screen.

A middle-aged man pulls a wagon behind him. On top of the wagon is a glass container with a miniature horse drawn carriage inside of it. A woman with white hair walks behind the wagon to steady it.

Guests walk down a gravel path as they pass tents holding information for Urbandale's PBS station. Some pull wagons, some carry bags. The scene occurs along sun-lit green grass.

An older woman in a red long sleeve shirt and straw hat looks at an appraiser as he looks at her two gold candlesticks. Her friend, in a white blouse and a straw hat, watches.

A tall camera operator films Arms & Militaria appraiser Tim Prince appraising a small pistol that belongs to a female guest. An audio operator holds a boom mic close to the pair.

A young female producer in a gray sweatshirt watches an appraisal on a monitor.

Under a sun blocking-scrim, Roadshow crew in green shirts set-up for a new appraisal by folding blankets, adjusting lights and moving tables.

Guests stand in line in between ropes, inside as they wait to get checked-into Roadshow's production event. The words "Visitor Center" hang on the top of the wall in the foreground of the photo.

A young woman takes a picture of two female Roadshow guests standing in front of a blue banner holding colorful Roadshow ticket signs.

Arms & Militaria appraiser Jeff Shrader shows an elderly guest, her daughter, and granddaughter, something on his laptop as they get their item appraised under an tent.

Two Roadshow crew members in green crew shirts clap each other on the back and laugh at something off screen as they stand next to an appraisal table.

A female director and a male camera operator look at a monitor at the four different view currently being recorded of an appraisal set-up.

A camera operator looks through the lens of his camera underneath a tent. In the background, another camera operator surveys the cameras and film equipment around him.

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Photograph by Meredith Nierman

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