Work Memories
In an interview with an Alabama student, craftsman John Paul recounts his work experiences in construction work and a variety of other fields.Thanks to the Alabama Humanities Foundation for permission to post this interview.
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Broadway Jubilee
Former and current residents of Broadway Lake share the history of sports and community built on the shores and on the water.This documentary was created by 5th graders from Wright Elementary School as part of a Stories from Main Street Youth Access Grant.
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Muskogee's Multi-Cultural Hometown Team History
Muskogee, Oklahoma--the stomping grounds of Negro American League pitcher Nelson Dean and two-time Super Bowl champion Don Chandler--is a summer destination for our Hometown Teams exhibit.
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Hometown Heroes: Galesville, Maryland Youth Access Grant Projects
Galesville, Maryland is a small town situated on the West River about 15 miles south of Annapolis. A mostly working class town with a strong African American community, Galesville and the surrounding area has retained its small town character in a region becoming more and more subjected to suburban sprawl.
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Technology, Touchdowns, and Teams: Introducing the Manning, South Carolina Youth Access Grant Projects
"Either as a producer or interviewer, I believe that there are things to take from an interview that one will never be able to get from research. No newspaper article or news reel can compare to hearing the stories of success from the people involved in making that success happen. Meeting people and hearing their stories and their views of sports, from both inside the game as players and outside the game as coaches, is without a doubt, my favorite part of our documentary making."
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