Saturday, February 2, 2013

“Boomtown”: A History of Chester, PA


I started off Black History month by showing this video of Chester History. The History of Chester Course was created a few years ago at Chester High School and the Boomtown video was shown as a part of the curriculum. Although the course is not being offered currently, the video always gets good responses. I am thankful to the people who participated in the video and people who created the video. Chester continues to make improvements and is on its way to become a “Boomtown” again.
Credits:
Written and directed by Woodwyn Koons
Executive Director: Nikki Panico
Produced by Dmitri Siegel
Cameraman: Ron Starr
Edited by Quetzal Aguilar
Collaborative Partners: Widener University Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology, Senior Community Services, and Chester Senior Center
Please watch the end of the video for all the features and credits.

2 comments:

  1. The J. Lewis Crozer Library also has this film available to borrow free of charge with your library card. You can request it from your computer at
    http://bit.ly/12nA7gc or call (610) 494-3454. It's a terrific film full of great Chester historical details.

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  2. Thanks for sharing Kim. It's good to know this information.

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