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As Long As We Dance: The New Faces of An Ancient People

As Long As We Dance is a glimpse inside the final New Faces Of An Ancient People Traditional American Indian Powwow held in State College, Pa. It features the stories of American Indian dancers, drummers, vendors and organizers from various tribes who travel hundreds of miles to participate in the powwow each year. There is an old American Indian saying that, "As long as we dance we shall know who we are." The powwow is a place where people find themselves, connect with their culture and pass on their traditions to the next generation. © 2014 WPSU. 26 min

Category: Sociology

$ 24.95
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Children and Autism: Time is Brain

Price reflects Classroom/Instructional Performance Rights, Autism, Special Education. This documentary features two families faced with the daunting challenge of raising a child with autism. Includes family therapists, and a board certified behavior analyst with more than 25 years of experience designing learning environments for people with autism and developmental disabilities. Discussions include identifying the signs and symptoms of autism, and ABA or Applied Behavior Analysis recognized by the Surgeon General. Produced by Marie Hornbein and Patty Satalia as a Take Note Live production of Penn State Public Broadcasting. © 2004 28 min

Category: Special Education

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Children and Autism: Time is Brain

Home Use only No public performance or classroom rights. This documentary features two families faced with the daunting challenge of raising a child with autism. Includes family therapists, and a board certified behavior analyst with more than 25 years of experience designing learning environments for people with autism and developmental disabilities. Discussions include identifying the signs and symptoms of autism, and ABA or Applied Behavior Analysis recognized by the Surgeon General. Produced by Marie Hornbein and Patty Satalia as a Take Note Live production of Penn State Public Broadcasting. © 2004 28 min. Does not include Classroom/Instructional Performance Rights, if Classroom/Instructional rights are needed please see stock # 0408.

Category: Special Education

$ 20.00
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Climate Change Future: Our Climate is Changing RICHARD ALLEY

CLASSROOM RIGHTS ONLY Richard Alley discusses the latest climate change developments and what we can do to make a difference. Richard Alley is Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences and EMS Environment Institute at Penn State. He is one of several Penn State earth scientists who contributes to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which shared the 2007 Nobel Prize with Al Gore. Alley's teaching philosophy focuses on helping students to discover the motivation, tools, and background knowledge to contribute to society as lifelong learners. Alley has authored numerous publications including The Two-Mile Time Machine, which received the 2001 Phi Beta Kappa Science Award. His current research focuses on glaciology, ice sheet stability, and paleoclimates from ice cores. © 2009 WPSU. 51 min

Category: Science

$ 49.95
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Climate Change: Future Our Climate is Changing RICHARD ALLEY

HOME USE RIGHTS ONLY Richard Alley discusses the latest climate change developments and what we can do to make a difference. Richard Alley is Evan Pugh Professor of Geosciences and EMS Environment Institute at Penn State. He is one of several Penn State earth scientists who contributes to the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which shared the 2007 Nobel Prize with Al Gore. Alley's teaching philosophy focuses on helping students to discover the motivation, tools, and background knowledge to contribute to society as lifelong learners. Alley has authored numerous publications including The Two-Mile Time Machine, which received the 2001 Phi Beta Kappa Science Award. His current research focuses on glaciology, ice sheet stability, and paleoclimates from ice cores. © 2009 WPSU. 51 min

Category: Science

$ 19.95
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Concepts of Dislocations

Employs animation on an atomic scale to describe what takes place when dislocations occur. Shows the relationship between edge and screw dislocations, and demonstrates slip planes, dislocation loops, and mixed dislocations. Plastic deformation at low stress levels is illustrated in an animated sequence and by the analogous motion of a living caterpillar. From the Strength and Deformation of Solids series. © 1975 WPSU. 7 min

Category: Science

$ 55.00
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Conversations from Penn State: Janet Rosenzweig The Sex-Wise Pa

HOME USE RIGHTS. Janet Rosenzweig, author of The Sex-Wise Parent, draws on her decades of experience in child abuse prevention, sexuality education, and family service to help you raise sexually safe and healthy children. © 2012 WPSU. 27 min

Category: Psychology

$ 19.95
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Conversations from Penn State: Janet Rosenzweig The Sex-Wise Pa

CLASSROOM LIBRARY USE RIGHTS. Janet Rosenzweig, author of The Sex-Wise Parent, draws on her decades of experience in child abuse prevention, sexuality education, and family service to help you raise sexually safe and healthy children. © 2012 WPSU. 27 min

Category: Psychology

$ 49.95
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Conversations from Penn State: Joan Chittister

Conversations From Penn State: Joan Chittister - The author and advocate discusses her faith journey, justice and peace, and the plight of women. © 2016 WPSU 27 min.

Category: Women's Studies

$ 19.95
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Conversations LIVE: Lyme Disease (Parts 1 & 2) - 2 disk set

Patty Satalia interviews experts on the topic of Lyme Disease. © 2014 WPSU 60 min.

Category: Health/Nutrition

$ 19.95
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Creating Incredible Wellness

Greg Anderson is one of America's leading health and wellness investigators. He is the author of six books including The 22 (Non-Negotiable) Laws of Wellness and Living Life on Purpose, the books upon which this video is based. Greg communicates with a passion born of his own successful battle with lung cancer. He is founder of the American Wellness Project whose mission is to reveal and integrate the principles and practices of wellness into our healthcare system. Listen and learn from Greg Anderson as he teaches us about personally Creating Incredible Wellness. ©1998 WPSX-TV 80 min

Category: Health/Nutrition

$ 25.00
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Day in the Life: Workplace Response to Domestic Violence - Telli

A Day in the Life: The Workplace Response to Domestic Violence is a comprehensive training program for the workplace. It is designed to help employers and employees recognize and respond to co-workers who might be experiencing domestic violence. Specifically, the training program covers what employers and co-workers can do to provide assistance to battered woman, appropriate referral sources, and how to talk to someone you suspect may be a victim. This package also includes a library, classroom, and corporate rights DVD of Telling Amy's Story. "While we will never be able to change the ending to Amy's story, we hope that its telling can change outcomes for the millions of victims survivors and loved ones affected by domestic violence everyday" said Mariska Hargitay, who hosts the documentary and is the president and founder of Joyful Heart Foundation. Subtitled in Spanish (Subtitulado en Espanol). ©2010 WPSU 58 min

Category: Psychology

$ 174.95
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Diseases of Ornamental Plants

This video is designed for students of Horticulture and professional Nurserymen. Identifies diseases and recommends courses of action to remedy. Written by Gary Moorman, Professor of Plant Pathology, The Pennsylvania State University. ©1996 WPSU. 110 min

Category: Agriculture/Horticulture

$ 45.00
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Houses of Worship Pennsylvania

With roots based in the ideal of "spiritual liberty and religious freedom", Pennsylvania's churches, chapels and cathedrals are tributes to inspired architecture and are true symbols of the diversity and significance of religion within every community large and small. ©2003 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 25.00
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Introduction to the Serbo-Croatian Language

These CDs contain conversations, pronunciation models and stories from the book Introduction to the Croatian and Serbian Language, by Thomas F. Magner. The book was published by the Penn State Press in 1991 with updated versions in 1995 and 1997. Page references on the CDs are valid for all three versions. Set of 6. This item includes the CDs only, the book should be purchased from Penn State Press (http://www.psupress.org/). ©1997

Category: Languages/Linguistics

$ 35.00
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Liquid Assets

Liquid Assets, a ninety-minute documentary, tells the story of essential infrastructure systems: water, wastewater, and stormwater. These systems, some in the ground for more than 100 years, provide a critical public health function and are essential for economic development and growth. Largely out of sight and out of mind, these aging systems have not been maintained, and some estimates suggest this is the single largest public works endeavor in our nation's history. Exploring the history, engineering challenges, and political and economic realities in urban and rural locations, the documentary provides an understanding of the hidden assets that support our way of life. Locations featured in the documentary include Atlanta, Boston, Herminie (Pennsylvania), Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, New York City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D.C. ©2008 WPSU. 90 min

Category: Environmental Technology

$ 24.95
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Making the Blue Band

It's the dream of aspiring high school musicians. High school musicians across Pennsylvania dream of one day marching into Beaver Stadium before 107,000 screaming fans. Each year more than 200 freshmen audition for the Penn State Blue Band; less than half make it. Find out what it takes to make the Pennsylvania State University Marching Blue Band. Most people know what goes into preparing the Nittany Lion football team to take the field each week, but what does it take to make the Penn State Blue Band? This one-hour documentary follows eight incoming freshmen through auditions, cuts, and the grueling days of band camp as they pursue their dream. Find out who has what it takes to make one of the nation's premier college marching bands. ©2008 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Penn State

$ 24.95
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Notes on an Appalachia County: Visiting with Darlene

Darlene, age twenty-eight, married, with four children, subsists on welfare and lives in a $14-a-month house in central Pennsylvania. Reveals a way of living -- poor, uninformed, and day-to-day -- in the United States in 1971. Interviews Darlene as she goes about her daily routine. Produced by P.J.O'Connell and Lisa J. Marshall for Penn State Television / WPSX-TV. ©1974. 45 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 24.95
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On the Trail of Pennsylvania Black Bears

Overall, this video draws on the lives of some 100 Pennsylvania black bears and 20 years of bear research. It illustrates these forest animals for what they truly are: timid, elusive creatures. Take a front row seat and watch as they roam Pennsylvania's picturesque forests, accomplishing seemingly impossible feats...all the while exhibiting their unquestionable intelligence. On the Trail of Pennsylvania Black Bears is sure to appear to all who enjoy Pennsylvania's un-paralled wildlife and natural beauty. From the Pennsylvania Game Commission. ©1994 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Animal Studies

$ 19.95
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Our Town: Altoona (1997)

Volunteers from Altoona, Pennsylvania, videotape their town. Videographers are then interviewed about why they shot certain places and activities in the town. ©1997 WPSU. 50 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Bellefonte (1997)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Bellefonte, PA with camcorders and ©shoot© the town and what is interesting to them. Historical building architecture, Talleyrand Park, and the Courthouse are depicted. ©1997 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Clearfield (2000)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Clearfield, PA with camcorders and ©shoot© the town and what is interesting to them. ©2000 WPSU. 89 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Curwensville (2009)

Volunteers from Curwensville Pennsylvania, videotape their town. Videographers are then interviewed about why they shot certain places and activities in the town. ©2009 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Ebensburg (2002)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Ebensburg, PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. ©2002 WPSU. 62 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Hollidaysburg (2009)

Volunteers from Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania, videotape their town. Videographers are then interviewed about why they shot certain places and activities in the town. ©2009 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Philipsburg (2004)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Philipsburg, PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. ©2004 WPSU. 90 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Williamsport (2002)

Nestled geographically between two ranges of the Bald Eagle Mountains along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River, outdoor recreation activities abound in Williamsport, including hunting, fishing, boating and camping. It is also the Capitol City of Lycoming County, and is the birthplace of Little League baseball. The original Little League field and complex, named after Carl Stotz, the founder, has been restored and is a popular tourist attraction. ©2002 WPSU. 65 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Windber (2005)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Windber, PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. ©2005 WPSU. 64 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Cresson (2006)

Volunteers go out and about in the Cresson area of PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. ©2006 WPSU. 73 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Altoona--Take 2 (2004)

Residents of Altoona, Pennsylvania film the town and are interviewed about why they choose certain locations and activities. ©2004 WPSU. 62 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Smethport (2006)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Smethport, PA with camcorders and ©shoot© the town and what is interesting to them. ©2006 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Bedford (1999)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Bedford, PA with camcorders and ©shoot© the town and what is interesting to them. ©1999 WPSU. 56 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Bellefonte (2012)

Nestled in the Nittany Valley is the charming Victorian town of Bellefonte, PA. In this 70th installation of WPSU's Our Town series, viewers will hear tales from longtime residents and new community members about what makes this Centre County community home. Bonus Features DVD included. ©2012 WPSU. 76 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Brookville (2014)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Brookville, PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. ©2014 WPSU. 78 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Clearfield (2012)

Volunteer storytellers from Clearfield came together for the 69th production of the "Our Town" series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Don't miss the chance to visit the Clearfield County Historical Society and Museum, Clearfield County Fair, local churches, tour the Groundhog Wine Trail Festival, learn how the local community is working to revitalize the downtown area, and so much more! ©2012 WPSU. 67 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: DuBois (1997)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of DuBois, PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. Featuring favorite haunts within and around DuBois, PA. ©1997 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Ebensburg (2014)

Volunteer storytellers from the Ebensburg, PA area come together for the 76th production of the "Our Town" series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Join us as they share stories about the Ghost Town Trail, Cambria County Historical Society, local food scene, family memories, and so much more. Find out what makes Ebensburg a great place to visit! ©2014 WPSU. 62 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Everett (2007)

Volunteers go out and about in the Everett area of PA with camcorders and "shoot" the town and what is interesting to them. ©2007 WPSU. 57 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Johnstown (2010)

Our Town features the heritage and spirit of local communities as told by its citizens. Residents use their video cameras to show the personalities and places that make their town special. ©2010 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Nanty Glo (2012)

Residents of Nanty Glo, Pennsylvania, film the town and are interviewed about why they choose certain locations and activities. ©2012 WPSU. 80 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Philipsburg (2013)

Volunteer storytellers from the Philipsburg area come together for the 75th production of the Our Town series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community, hear stories from Philipsburg and Osceola Mills including the songs of the Valley Voices, the celebration of Heritage Days, local veterans groups, the Historical Foundation of Philipsburg, the history of Osceola Mills, the tradition of sports in the area, and so much more! ©2013 WPSU. 80 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Port Allegany (2006)

On September 23, 2006, a group of volunteers used their camcorders to produce a video scrapbook of Port Allegany, PA. Featured are stories on the glass industry, the fire department, regional history, local schools and more. ©2006 WPSU. 58 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Port Allegany (2015)

Volunteer storytellers from Port Allegany, Pa. came together for the 83rd production in the Our Town series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Watch as they share stories about Fair on the Square, the exotic animal rescue farm, Port Allegany beautification, alumni football, and so much more. Find out what makes Port Allegany a GREAT hometown! ©2015 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Portage (2010)

Residents of Portage, Pennsylvania film the town and are interviewed about why they choose certain locations and activities. ©2010 WPSU. 80 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Ridgway (2012)

Our Town features the heritage and spirit of local communities as told by its citizens. Residents use their video cameras to show the personalities and places that make their town special. ©2012 WPSU. 66 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Roaring Spring (2006)

Volunteers go out and about in the town of Roaring Spring, PA with camcorders and "shoot" the town and what is interesting to them. ©2006 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Smethport (2014)

Volunteer storytellers from Smethport, PA come together for the 79th production of the "Our Town" series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Join us as they share stories about the McKean County Historical Society Old Jail Museum, Compton's Mom & Pop Shop, the Smethport Fire Department, the Mansion District, Hamlin Memorial Library and so much more. Find out what makes Smethport a GREAT hometown! ©2014 WPSU. 80 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Tyrone (2003)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Tyrone, PA with camcorders and ©shoot© the town and what is interesting to them. ©2003 WPSU. 70 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Tyrone (2014)

Volunteer storytellers from Tyrone, PA come together for the 80th production of the "Our Town" series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Join us as they share stories about Reservoir Park, the Tyrone-Snyder Public Library, the little Juniata River, the Walter L. Main Circus train wreck, WTRN and so much more. Find out what makes Tyrone a GREAT hometown! ©2014 WPSU. 80 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Warren (2013)

Volunteer storytellers from Warren come together for the 74th production of the Our Town series. Their stories capture the spirit of this community along the banks of the Allegheny River and the area's history. ©2013 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Williamsburg (2013)

Volunteer storytellers from Williamsburg come together for the 73rd production of the Our Town series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community with stories about Riverside Park, local sports, the school district and Blue Pirate pride. ©2013 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Our Town: Windber (2014)

Volunteer storytellers from Windber, PA come together for the 78th production of the "Our Town" series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Join us as they share stories about the Arcadia Theatre, Windber Youth Football, the Volunteer Fire Department, the Windber Area Museum, the Alumni Band, and so much more. Find out what makes Windber a GREAT hometown. ©2014 WPSU. 80 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 20.00
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Penn State Graduation - College of Earth and Mineral Sciences -

The entire commencement ceremony from procession to recession including commencement addresses. A great keepsake for the graduate and the graduate's family. ©2014 WPSU. 96 min

Category: Penn State

$ 10.00
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Penn's Dream

Relates the story of Pennsylvania's struggle to preserve the basic liberties and human rights engendered by William Penn for the land he received by charter from King Charles II of England in 1681. Features a re-enactment of the famous Penn-Mead (Hat) Trial, uses period graphics and dramatizations, and draws examples from the Walking Purchase, the burning of Pennsylvania Hall, and the Kensington Riots. ©1981 WPSU. 29 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 25.00
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Pennsylvania Journey

Peirce Lewis, Penn State professor of geography and president of the Association of American Geographers, hosts a journey through the commonwealth's geographic space and historic time -- from Philadelphia in 1682 to Pittsburgh in 1983. The trip emphasizes the diversity of the state, visiting a classic farm and a market town in the Piedmont, a beehive coke oven near Mount Pleasant, Horseshoe Curve near Altoona, the mountains of the central and northern regions, and a countryside ravaged by mining. ©1983 WPSU. 27 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 25.00
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Pennsylvania Parade #123: A Day with Darlene

Looks at a day in the life of Darlene, a twenty-eight-year-old Appalachian housewife with four children living in poverty in central Pennsylvania. Released in 1976. Includes her household routines and interaction with her husband, boyfriend, and oldest daughter. ©1976 WPSU. 59 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 25.00
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Pennsylvania Parade #131 - Our People #2: A Tale of Reliance and

Pennsylvania Parade #131 - Our People #2: A Tale of Reliance and Hope. This program gives equal weight to the serious and festive sides of membership in a volunteer fire department. There are seens of men fighting fires and training to fight fires, but also shots of pumping contests, beer drinking and raucous bull sessions at the firehall. This program explores the force which motvate a typical small town fireman. ©1976 WPSU. 57 min

Category: Keystone/Regional

$ 25.00
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Telling Amy's Story

The full version of the documentary is available to view on the WPSU YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@wpsuvideo/search?query=amy%27s. The following information is for the purchase of the DVD: HOME USE, MUNICIPAL SOCIAL, SERVICES RATE ONLY DOES NOT INCLUDE CLASSROOM OR LIBRARY RIGHTS SEE STOCK 1025. Actor and advocate Mariska Hargitay and Detective Deirdri Fishel present an emotional story about America's pervasive and largely unreported epidemic-domestic violence. Telling Amy's Story is based on a timeline of events leading up to a domestic violence homicide that occurred on November 8, 2001 in Central Pennsylvania. The victim's parents, co-workers, law enforcement officers, and court personnel share their perspectives on what happened to Amy in the time leading up to her death. "While we will never be able to change the ending to Amy's story, we hope that its telling can change outcomes for the millions of victims survivors and loved ones affected by domestic violence everyday" said Mariska Hargitay, who hosts the documentary and is the president and founder of Joyful Heart Foundation. Subtitled in Spanish (Subtitulado en Espanol) ©2010 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Psychology

$ 24.95
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Telling Amy's Story

The full version of the documentary is available to view on the WPSU YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/@wpsuvideo/search?query=amy%27s. The following information is for the purchase of the DVD: LIBRARY, CLASSROOM, CORPORATE RIGHTS. Actor and advocate Mariska Hargitay and Detective Deirdri Fishel present an emotional story about America's pervasive and largely unreported epidemic-domestic violence. Telling Amy's Story is based on a timeline of events leading up to a domestic violence homicide that occurred on November 8, 2001 in Central Pennsylvania. The victim's parents, co-workers, law enforcement officers, and court personnel share their perspectives on what happened to Amy in the time leading up to her death. "While we will never be able to change the ending to Amy's story, we hope that its telling can change outcomes for the millions of victims survivors and loved ones affected by domestic violence everyday" said Mariska Hargitay, who hosts the documentary and is the president and founder of Joyful Heart Foundation. Subtitled in Spanish (Subtitulado en Espanol) ©2010 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Psychology

$ 74.95
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The Geospatial Revolution - Episode Four

The Geospatial Revolution Project is a public media examination of the world of digital mapping and how it is changing the way we think, behave, and interact. Episode 4 of The Geospatial Revolution explores geospatial technology around the world: monitoring global climate change, preventing famine, tracking disease, and mapping communities never before seen on a map. ©2010 WPSU. 17 min

Category: Geography

$ 14.95
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The Geospatial Revolution - Episode One

The Geospatial Revolution Project is a public media examination of the world of digital mapping and how it is changing the way we think, behave, and interact. Episode 1 presents an explanation of what the Global Positioning System (GPS) is and how it works; a timeline of mapping and geospatial technology; and a look at how crisis mapping and global crowdsourcing was critical to aid and rescue during the 2010 Haiti earthquake. ©2010 WPSU. 14 min

Category: Geography

$ 14.95
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The Geospatial Revolution - Episode Two

The Geospatial Revolution Project is a public media examination of the world of digital mapping and how it is changing the way we think, behave, and interact. Episode 2 explores how Portland uses GIS to create infrastructure that complements the environment and involves citizens; how geospatial technology has become the foundation of one company's sustainable business model; and how Philadelphia's Food Trust mapped the correlation between disease and the lack of healthy food sources to empower investment in neighborhood grocery stores. ©2010 WPSU. 14 min

Category: Geography

$ 14.95
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The Geospatial Revolution - Episode Three

The Geospatial Revolution Project is a public media examination of the world of digital mapping and how it is changing the way we think, behave, and interact. Episode 3 of The Geospatial Revolution explores the use of geospatial technology in warfare, international diplomacy, and police protection, as well as how this technology can impact personal privacy and safety. ©2010 WPSU. 15 min

Category: Geography

$ 14.95
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The Geospatial Revolution Episodes 1-4: Educators Edition

The Geospatial Revolution Project examines the world of digital mapping and how it is changing the way we think, behave, and interact. Geospatial and location-based technologies influence nearly everything. Episode One provides an introduction to Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) and the history and applications of digital mapping and geospatial technology. Episode Two explores how cities and businesses use geospatial technology. Episode Three discusses warfare, diplomacy, police protection and privacy issues. Episode Four explores climate issues, hunger prevention, disease tracking and community empowerment. Includes supplemental Learning Materials with short video clips, background essays, discussion questions and ties to educational standards. Produced by Penn State Public Broadcasting. Spanish and English Subtitles included on video episodes. Includes Episodes 1-4 with additional Learning Materials. ©2010 WPSU. 60 min

Category: Geography

$ 54.95
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Water Blues Green Solutions

Water Blues Green Solutions is an interactive documentary designed to promote awareness of the role that green infrastructure can play in creating a sustainable water future. Water Blues Green Solutions tells stories from across the country of communities that are adopting new ways of thinking about how to protect, restore, and preserve our rivers and sources of drinking water. ©2014 WPSU. 57 min

Category: Environmental Technology

$ 24.95
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Why We Dance: The Story of THON (Blu-Ray Edition)

For the first time ever, audiences will get a behind-the-scenes look at the largest student-run philanthropy in the world when Penn State Public Broadcasting presents the documentary "Why We Dance: The Story of THON." The 60-minute documentary introduces viewers to Four Diamonds families, the children and families living with pediatric cancer, while following Penn State THON student volunteers as they plan and carry out fundraising events and share special experiences with their adopted THON families. Since 1977, Penn State and the Four Diamonds Fund have shared the same goal: to eradicate pediatric cancer. Filming for the documentary began in February 2011 to capture the year-round planning that goes into this no-sitting, no-sleeping phenomenon known as THON. A portion of every sale goes toward THON's fundraising efforts to support the Four Diamonds Fund. ©2012 WPSU. 57 min

Category: Penn State

$ 17.45
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Why We Dance: The Story of THON (DVD Edition)

For the first time ever, audiences will get a behind-the-scenes look at the largest student-run philanthropy in the world when Penn State Public Broadcasting presents the documentary "Why We Dance: The Story of THON." The 60-minute documentary introduces viewers to Four Diamonds families, the children and families living with pediatric cancer, while following Penn State THON student volunteers as they plan and carry out fundraising events and share special experiences with their adopted THON families. Since 1977, Penn State and the Four Diamonds Fund have shared the same goal: to eradicate pediatric cancer. Filming for the documentary began in February 2011 to capture the year-round planning that goes into this no-sitting, no-sleeping phenomenon known as THON. A portion of every sale goes toward THON's fundraising efforts to support the Four Diamonds Fund. ©2012 WPSU. 57 min

Category: Penn State

$ 12.45
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Pinto Fires

Ford Motor Company chose not to recall the Pinto although people were dying in fires resulting from very low-speed rear end accidents. This classic business ethics case raises important questions about the complexities of ethical decision making in a corporate setting. Students learn from a key player, the recall coordinator himself, Dennis Gioia, who is now an award-winning teacher, expert in cognition in organizations, and professor of management at The Pennsylvania State Universitys Smeal College of Business. The DVD along with the case study and instructors guide, written by Professors Dennis Gioia and Linda Trevino, professor of organizational behavior and expert in organizational ethics in the Smeal College, are designed to increase student understanding of the actual decision making processes involved. DVD, Case Study and Instructors Guide. © 2005. 60 min

Category: Ethics

$ 75.00
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Our Town: Somerset (2015)

This summer, volunteer storytellers from Somerset, Pa. came together for the 84th production in the Our Town series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Watch as they share stories about the Mary S. Biesecker Public Library, the Fire and Ice Festival, beekeeping, Frederick Goeb’s Bible, The Laurel Arts center, and so much more. Find out what makes Somerset a GREAT hometown! © 2015 WPSU. 53 min

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Our Town: Johnsonburg (2016)

In the spring of 2016 volunteer storytellers from Johnsonburg, Pa., came together for the 87th production in the Our Town series. They captured the close community spirit that spans generations in this small town. Watch as they share stories about their bicentennial, childhood memories, the 1942 flood, their awesome veterans, the Fire Department, their young people's talent and energy, and much more! © 2016 WPSU. 60 min

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Our Town: Cresson (2016)

Volunteer storytellers from Cresson, Pa. came together for the 88th production in the Our Town series, to capture the essence of their spirited community with video, images, and memories. Watch as they share stories about a love for singing, their schools, and libraries, reading and sports programs, ambulance and fire departments, and the joys of train watching. © 2016 WPSU. 60 min

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Our Town: Wellsville, NY

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Wellsville, NY with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. © 2004 WPSU. 72 min

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Pennsylvania Parade #154/Americans, Too: 4 -- Unwanted: Do Not E

Pennsylvania Parade #154/ Americans, Too: 4 -- Unwanted: Do Not Enter. Investigates the mounting racial tensions in Williamsport when citizens angrily express their concerns about how to handle an influx of recovering drug and alcohol addicts from urban areas. Interviews with long-time residents and newcomers add insights to a complex situation. Produced by P.J. O'Connell and Kimberly Kranich for Penn State Television / WPSX-TV. Rural America Documentary project. © 2004 WPSU. 59 min

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Our Town: Penns Valley

Volunteer storytellers came together to capture the essence of the Penns Valley area with video, images, and memories for the 89th production in the Our Town series. Watch as they share stories about The Grange Fair, Old Gregg School, farms, monuments, artifacts, art, divining for graves and so much more, and find out what makes Penns Valley a GREAT place to live! © 2016 WPSU. 60 min

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Our Town: Lewistown (2016)

In the fall of 2016 storytellers from Lewistown, Pa., came together for the 90th production of the Our Town series. They captured the spirit of their community with videos, photos, and memories. Learn its history through the tradition of Goose Day, understand how railroads served industries, and visit the unique neighborhood of Juniata Terrace. See how service organizations are caring for others, what it takes to restore a grand movie theatre from the 1920s, and how people from high school age to adults participate in the arts. Purchase the DVD to see what makes Lewistown a GREAT hometown! © 2016 WPSU. 77 min

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PA Parade #104: Teachers and Gardeners/Return to Bitumen

Teachers/Gardeners covers a wide range of topics including educational philosophy, administrative strategies, man’s relationship to the environment, religion, gardening and retirement. Return to Bitumen is an account of a coal mining community in northwestern Pennsylvania. Return to Bitumen: Jerry and Shirley Brown work Christmas day. And Easter. And Memorial Day, and Labor Day, and Groundhog Day, and National Peanut Butter Day. Their 62 milk cows don't understand what weekends, holidays, and vacations are all about. Jerry and Shirley farm for a living; 4 a.m. to 9 p.m. and later, 365 days a year. Their investment in land, equipment, and livestock is close to a quarter million dollars; their debts are frequently close to that. Twenty-six dairy farms have gone out of business in "the home valley" in the last 20 years, but the Browns hang on. It is what they know, what they are content with; and they will continue, as long as they can. Produced by P.J. O'Connell for Penn State Television / WPSX-TV. Rural America Documentary project. © 1979 WPSU. 58 min

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Our Town: The Cove

Storytellers from the Martinsburg and Roaring Spring area come together to capture the spirit of their community with video, photos and memories for the 91st production in the Our Town series. Watch as they share stories from the area's history, local attractions like the Everett Railroad and Mamie's Cafe, and agricultural stories that include Pygmy goats and a world record dairy cow. © 2017 WPSU. 60 min

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Timbromania

Explores the realm of stamp collecting, one of the world's most popular hobbies. Hosted by actor Ernest Borgnine -- himself an avid stamp collector -- the program follows the story from the 1800s, when the new stamp craze was called "timbromania" by the French, through the 1930s, when it was popularized by Franklin Roosevelt and King George V, to visits with stamp artists and collectors of today. Produced by Bruce Adams for Penn State Television / WPSX-TV. © 1997 WPSU. 29 min

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Our Town: Curwensville (2017)

Storytellers from the Curwensville area came together to capture stories of their community with video, photos and memories for the 92nd production in the Our Town series. Watch stories on the historic cheese factory and invention of the individually wrapped cheese slice, local attractions like Curwensville Lake and Bilgers Rocks, stories that capture the heart of the community like those of the Community Center, Fuel Aid, and Literacy Programs, and much more! © 2017 WPSU. 60 min

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A Time to Heal

A Time to Heal explores the impact of the Vietnam War on the lives of those who fought, protested, or prayed for their loved ones to come home alive. Producer Lindsey Whissel Fenton travels across Pennsylvania, talking with men and women about their experiences in that divisive war and their perspectives now, seeking an answer to the question: is it finally a time to heal? © 2017 WPSU. 60 min

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Heart of the Lion

The Nittany Lion is more than a mascot. The Nittany Lion is not only a symbol of Penn State athletics. He does more than push-ups and crowd surfing at football games. He is an ambassador who makes more than 250 public appearances every year and represents the long-standing traditions of Penn State. Meet the men who wore the suit. Since 1939 more than 40 proud Penn State students have ruffled the Lion's ears and worn the blue and white scarf. This documentary introduces you to 13 former mascots and several hopefuls. Explore the rich history of the Nittany Lion -- from the physical demands to the relationships with fans, especially the youngest ones. And follow in the footsteps of the newest Lion as he prepares for his debut in front of 110,000 enthusiasts inside Beaver Stadium. Heart of the Lion reveals the depth of character and the range of talent that the Lion Mascot must have in order to fulfill his dream and carry on the Penn State tradition. © 2009 WPSU. 90 min

Category: Penn State

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Speedy Delivery

A wig, moustache, and timeless uniform help transform David Newell into the whimsical Mr. McFeely, an authentic character who always delivers. “Speedy Delivery” follows Newell’s global quest to save “The Neighborhood,” infused with a deep retrospective look into what made "Mister Rogers Neighborhood" the longest running children’s show in history. A must for every "Neighorhood" fan! © 2008 Speedyfan Productions. 60 min

Category: Biography

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Our Town: Sheffield (2017)

Volunteers from the Sheffeld, Warren County area came together to capture stories of their community with video, photos and memories for the 93rd production in the Our Town series. Tune in to watch stories on local attractions like Whispering Winds Campground and the Allegheny National Forest, learn more about Music on the Mountain, Johnny Appleseed, and Firemen's festivals, and see stories that capture the heart of the community like those of the Shefeld football coop with Abraxas, the future for the Taylor Diversion Programs, and much more! © 2017 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Northern Cambria (2017)

Volunteers from the Northern Cambria area came together to capture stories of their community with video, photos and memories for the 94th production in the Our Town series. Tune-in to watch stories that capture the hearts of the people through stories that celebrate their mining history, local churches, youth programs, community organizations, and much more! © 2017 WPSU. 60 min.

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Water: An Endangered Resource

Pennsylvania is famous for the beauty of its countryside -- the small towns, mountains and farmlands. Yet the land hides an unseen killer, polluted water, resulting from drainage from abandoned coal mines. There are 45,000 miles of streams and lakes in the state, and 2,800 miles are polluted. These aren't the big rivers around cities like Pittsburgh or Scranton. They are small steams and creeks running throughout the Commonwealth. "Water: An Endangered Resource," a Penn State Public Broadcasting production, looks at the problem, the dangers to wildlife, recreation and the economy and what is being done to clean it up. © 2006 WPSU. 57 min.

Category: Environmental Technology

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Grange Fair: An American Tradition

Experience one of America's oldest and most famous county fairs through the eyes of key organizers and attendees! A unique Pennsylvania cultural phenomenon, the Centre County Grange Fair is widely regarded as the last remaining encampment fair in the United States. The documentary Grange Fair: An American Tradition examines this celebrated event, which brings nearly 10,000 families and farmers from across the country to Centre Hall, Pennsylvania, each year. Originally conceived in 1874 as a one-day picnic to introduce rural Pennsylvania farmers and their families to the Grange organization, the fair has grown to become the backbone for the shrinking rural and agricultural communities of Pennsylvania and beyond. © 2004 WPSU. 86 min.

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Our Town: Grange Fair

WPSU recruited a corps of volunteers to capture their fair experiences to share them in this special edition in the Our Town series. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of the family traditions and friendships that have been forged on the fairgrounds in Centre Hall, PA. © 2010 WPSU. 80 min.

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Our Town: Lock Haven (1999)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of Lock Haven, PA with camcorders and videotape the town and what is interesting to them. © 1999 WPSU. 68 min.

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Our Town: Geistown (2015)

In the spring of 2015 volunteer storytellers from Geistown, Pa. came together for the 82nd production in the "Our Town" series. Their stories capture the rich history of this friendly community. Join us as they share stories about the Underground Railroad, St. Benedict's School, the Fire Company, local history and so much more. Find out what makes Geistown a GREAT hometown! © 2015 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Lock Haven (2018)

Volunteers from the Lock Haven area have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their community for the 96th production in the Our Town series. Celebrate Lock Haven's rich history, energy, and efforts around revitalization, and the unique recreation, shopping, and dining opportunities the town offers. Visit with a local high school and college student to hear about the value this town has on its youth, from organizers of the many annual events the town is known for; from local historians recounting some of the town's most interesting historical moments, places, and architecture; and from many others who share what makes Lock Haven a great place to live and visit! © 2018 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Reynoldsville (2018)

Volunteers from the Reynoldsville area have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their slice of Pennsylvania for the 97th production in the Our Town series. Learn more and celebrate Reynoldsville's rich community through stories of the Giant Arrow the airmail pilots used, the unique Red, White, and Blueberry Festival, and enjoy an endearing story about the famous Tickle Belly Bridge. Join us for these and many more stories that share why Reynoldsville is a great place to live! © 2018 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Kane & Mt. Jewett (2011)

This 62nd production of the "Our Town" series highlights stories from your friends and neighbors. Volunteer story-tellers capture the area's rich history and natural beauty from the "Black Cherry Capital of the World." © 2011 WPSU. 80 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Civil War Life - Shot to Pieces/Left for Dead (2-disc set)

Two faces of courage under fire. Civil War Life DVD Box Set tells the inspiring stories of two courageous soldiers who fought in many of the deadliest battles of the American Civil War. Through these biographical documentaries, see how an Ohio schoolteacher and a Harvard student overcome injuries and hardship to fight again and again, winning admiration and respect for their courage and character in battle. 130 minutes. 2003

Category: History

$ 35.00
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Horses of Gettysburg

Narrated by Ronald F. Maxwell, director of the American Civil War epic films "Gettysburg" and "Gods and Generals," "Horses of Gettysburg" captures the relationship between soldiers and the horses that they so desperately depended on for their survival. This American Civil War documentary tells the story of the estimated 72,000 horses and mules that fought the Battle of Gettysburg and uncovers the strategies employed to ensure the millions of animals in service with the North and the South remained healthy and well-trained for action. 116 min. 2006

Category: History

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Lincoln and Lee at Antietam: The Cost of Freedom

It's September 17, 1862 and President Abraham Lincoln needs a victory in order to issue the Emancipation Proclamation and end slavery in the South. But Robert E. Lee has other plans -- invade the North. When Lee's strategy falls into the hands of the Union Army, the result is the single bloodiest day in American Civil War history at the Battle of Antietam in Sharpsburg, Maryland. 90 min. 2005

Category: History

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Safe Harbor: A Story about the Underground Railroad

To escape from slavery was no easy task. Obstacles emerged at every turn--in the forest, over the mountains, or on the open road. But once you reached the shores of Lake Erie, you knew you had almost made it. And with the help of a few good people, you did. Safe Harbor is about the Underground Railroad in western Pennsylvania, an incredible story of strength and determination told through the eyes of the fugitives themselves and the people who risked everything to help them. From free black communities to middle class white society. 60 min. 2003

Category: History

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Civil War Minutes - Union

The stories behind never-before-seen photographs, letters, artifacts and hundreds of rare paintings and engravings complete the picture of the Civil War in Civil War Minutes - Union. The real lives of ordinary people who leave their homes and families behind to answer duty's call are featured. This documentary explores soldiers' everyday lives through the personal effects they carry into war. 180 min. 2002

Category: History

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Civil War Life - Left for Dead

Pain, destruction and suffering cannot conquer the infallible Oscar Jackson in Civil War Life - Left for Dead. Jackson fights in some of the deadliest Civil War battles, including the Battle of Corinth where he is blasted in the face with a musket ball. Despite the lingering effects of the bullet lodged in his head, he continues to lead his company until the war ends, later becoming a U.S. Congressman. 50 min. 2002

Category: History

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Civil War Minutes - Confederate (2-disc set)

Illuminating little known history, Civil War Minutes® - Confederate features rarely told stories of both the famous and average Confederate soldiers in the American Civil War. This film reveals the intimate details of the soldiers' lives in their own words, such as their weapons of choice, their uniforms and how soldiers form fellowships during the war that last throughout their lives. 180 min. 2002

Category: History

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Civil War Minutes - Gettysburg & Stories of Valor (2-disc set)

Gettysburg and Stories of Valor - CivilWar Minutes® III is a two-disc set containing 30 unique American Civil War stories capturing the scenic beauty of the Gettysburg battlefield , examining rare American Civil War artifacts and telling the personal stories of the men who fought there. A one-hour version of the film is currently airing on television stations in standard and high-definition television. 118 min. 2006

Category: History

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Expo - Magic of the White City

Narrated by Gene Wilder. Nearly 28 million visit the fair. Dubbed the "White City," it inspires future innovators like Henry Ford and Frank Lloyd Wright, debuts the Ferris Wheel and Cracker Jack ©, and, in many ways, marks the beginning of the 20th century. Against the backdrop of the 1893's troubles with workers' rights, prejudice, discrimination and corruption, the World's Columbian Exposition casts a brief ray of hope for the future of humanity in Magic of the White City. Expo - Magic of the White City immerses viewers in one of the world's biggest extravaganzas in history. 116 min. 2005

Category: History

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Johnstown Flood

Rumors and fears that the South Fork Dam might burst were widespread for many years, but ignored. On May 31, 1889, townsfolk fears were tragically realized when a 40-foot wall of water raced down the Conemaugh Valley, devouring everything in its path. Academy Award winner Richard Dreyfuss captures the emotions of survivors who watched as Johnstown, Pennsylvania was transformed from a bustling industrial city into a wasteland. 64 min. 2003

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Tracks Across the Sky

The Kinzua Viaduct stood 23 feet taller and was completed a year ahead of the famous Brooklyn Bridge. But this symbol of American ingenuity rose out of the wilds of Pennsylvania, carrying coal and sightseers across the plunging Kinzua Gorge. Brilliant engineers overcame incredible obstacles to design it. Bold entrepreneurs found the funds to build it. And 100 brave workers, many of them immigrants, completed the job in 94 days. Made from prefabricated wrought iron in 1882 and reconstructed of steel in 1900, the bridge ushered in a new era of industry and invention. Some of the nation’s most celebrated engineers had a hand in its design. But no one anticipated the tornado of 2003. Not even Octave Chanute, the engineer of record for the Erie Railroad, who would later teach the Wright brothers how to harness the wind. 27 min.

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Silent Wings - The American Glider Pilots of WWII

From the early race to build gliders to the D-Day invasion at Normandy and Nazi Germany’s final surrender, Silent Wings - The American Glider Pilots of WWII narrated by Hal Holbrook, reveals the critical role gliders played in World War II offensives. Through rare archival footage and photographs, the film places the audience right at the center of the action in the dangerous world of the American glider pilot. 113 min. 2007

Category: History

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Gettysburg / Stories of Valor

Keith Carradine narrates. This edition contains twelve exciting American Civil War episodes that began airing on public television stations across the country in November 2004. Episodes include: Bravery at Gettysburg; Mystery at Devil's Den; Hallowed Ground; Hancock the Superb; Confederate Gen. Lewis Armistead; The Lost Drum of Will Mayo; Our William is No More; Caught in the Crossfire; John Burns, Patriot; Culp's Hill; Destruction at John Forney's Farm; and Pickett's Charge. 56 min. 1989

Category: History

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Our Town: Bradford (2010)

Volunteers from this McKeen County community helped produce a video scrapbook of the people, places, and happenings of Bradford, Pennsylvania. Their images, stories, and personal comments combine to make a most memorable program. © 2010 WPSU. 48 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Coudersport (2018)

Volunteers from Coudersport, the county seat of Potter County, have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their slice of Pennsylvania for the 98th production in the Our Town series. We will bring you through the town by visiting the courthouse, theatre, train depot, arboretum, arts center, lumber museum, public library, and local businesses. You will also experience the community’s spirit as we take you through the very first Elliot Ness Festival, stargazing at Cherry Springs, the God’s Country Marathon, Project Healing Waters and much more! Hear these and many more stories that share why Coudersport is a great place to live! © 2018 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Boalsburg (2018)

The residents of Boalsburg came together to tell stories that capture the heart of their slice of Pennsylvania for the 99th production in the Our Town series. Local storytellers tell their personal accounts on growing up and living in Boalsburg, share the town’s rich history with stories from the Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boal Museum, the Blacksmith Shop, and Heritage Museum, and also give viewers an inside look at the area’s unique traditions and culture including Memorial Day, Hometown Christmas, the Pump Station, and even the resident roaming chickens! Hear these and many more stories that showcase why Boalsburg is a great place to live! © 2018 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Mount Union (2019)

Volunteers from the Mount Union area have come together to tell stories that capture the heart and spirit of their community. You will learn more about their rich and diverse history, energy around innovative efforts for community improvement, and passion for their residents. You’ll hear from organizers of CHAMP Dance Marathon, the community toolshed, Mount Union Art Guild, Kiwanis, Center for Community Action, and many others who share what makes Mount Union a great place to live and visit! © 2019 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: The Bald Eagle Valley

Volunteers from the Bald Eagle Valley have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their slice of Pennsylvania for the 101st episode in the Our Town series. Learn more about some of the communities main attractions including the annual Punkin' Chunkin' festival, world famous Ridge Soaring Gliderport, and LEED Gold certified Nature Inn at Bald Eagle. We'll take you on a journey through history as we explore the then and now of the Bald Eagle State Park and dam, Bald Eagle school district, and Curtin Village, and talk about current day art, business, and community pride. Join us to hear these stories and more that share why Bald Eagle Valley is a great place to live! © 2019 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Emporium (2012)

In the 66th production of the "Our Town" series, nestled against the natural beauty of the Allegheny Plateau, Emporium residents share the stories that make this region home. Footage and commentary from community volunteers are combined to show why the heart of the PA Wilds beats strong in Cameron County. © 2012 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Indiana (2012)

Our Town features the heritage and spirit of local communities as told by its citizens. Residents use their video cameras to show the personalities and places that make their town special. © 2012 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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PA Parade #118: Profiles of Rural Religion - Welcome to Clinton

An introduction to the religious makeup of Clinton County, PA. From the ethnic Catholics of Renovo, through the fundamentalist Baptists of North Bend and the struggling Jews of Lock Haven, to the consolidated Lutherans of Nittany and Sugar Valleys, this is a survey of religious conditions and outlooks in this rural county. Produced by P J O’Connell for Penn State Public Broadcasting. Rural America Documentary series. © 1979 WPSU. 58 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Jersey Shore (2019)

Volunteers from Jersey Shore have come together to tell stories that capture the hear of their slice of Pennsylvania for the 102nd episode in the Our Town series. Learn more about some of the local community organizations such as the Lion’s Club, Grace’s Closet, and the Honor Guard. We'll take you on a journey through history as we explore the then and now of the Jersey Shore Library, YMCA, and cemetery preservation project and talk about current day art, business, and community pride. © 2019 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Moshannon Valley (2020)

Volunteers from the Moshannon Valley have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their community for the 105th episode in the Our Town series. Mo Valley’s long history unfolds as community members share stories of coal mining and the Ally Popper. Community pride is on full display in tales about the Houtzdale Revitalization Association and ministerium. Our Town: Moshannon Valley is the only place you will hear stories of The Log and The Remedy. © 2020 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Hollidaysburg (2020)

Volunteers from Hollidaysburg have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their community for the 104th episode in the Our Town series. Hollidaysburg’s 300-year history unfolds as community members share stories of the canal era and the US Hotel Tavern. Community pride is on full display in tales about the Discovery Garden and the Art Council. Our Town: Hollidaysburg is the only place you will hear stories of chimney rocks and double dips. © 2020 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Mount Union (2010)

In the 55th production of WPSU's "Our Town" series, Mount Union residents take their videocameras around their hometown to share the sights and events that make their area special. Part of WPSU's Our Town Series. © 2010 WPSU. 60 min. (Stock# 1102)

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: Portage (2021)

Volunteers from the Portage area have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their community for the 106th episode in the Our Town series. Portage’s long history unfolds as community members share stories of coal mining and the railroads. Community pride is on full display in tales about the Portage Women’s Club and library, and Our Town: Portage is the only place you will hear stories of Summerfest and Sanders Soda. © 2021 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: St. Marys (1998)

Volunteers go out and about in their town of St Marys, PA with camcorders and “shoot” the town and what is interesting to them. © 1998 WPSU. 60 min. Stock #0101.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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Our Town: St. Marys (2013)

Volunteer storytellers from St. Marys come together for this 72nd production in the Our Town series. Stories from longtime residents and new community members capture snapshots of life in Elk County, and the rich history and heritage of St. Marys. © 2013 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Kane (2021)

Volunteers from the Kane area have come together to tell stories that capture the heart of their community for the 107th episode in the Our Town series. Kane’s long history unfolds as community members share stories of Thomas L. Kane and the Lobo wolves. Community pride is on full display in tales about K.A.R.E. and the library, and Our Town: Kane is the only place you will hear stories of Art in the Wilds and Wildcat Park. © 2021 WPSU. 60 min.

Category: Keystone/Regional

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PA Parade #117 - Profiles of Rural Religion: We're Really In It

"Pennsylvania Parade #117 - Profiles of Rural Religion: We're Really In It With You Charlie" Rural pastor Charlie is an “Outsider” having moved to the area only one year before. Charlie Mason is a thoughtful smart aleck, irreverently reverent, a counselor, a politician, an outsider in the small rural city where he is pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Lock Haven, PA. Rev. Mason is in conflict with his new congregation. He believes "they just want to have a church, and I want to do something important in the lives of people." Conflict--real and imagined--is at the heart of this examination of a clergyman and his relationships with his congregation. From the "Profiles of Rural Religion" series. Produced by P J O’Connell for Penn State Public Broadcasting. Rural America Documentary series. © 1979 WPSU. 58 min.

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Our Town: Clarion (2022)

Community volunteers from Clarion have come together to share their stories for the 108th episode in the Our Town series. Clarion’s long history unfolds as community members share stories of the railroads. Hear townspeople tell tales of the Clarion River and the YMCA, and Our Town: Clarion is the only place you will hear stories of The Fulmer House and the Autumn Leaf Festival. © 2022 WPSU. 60 min.

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Our Town: Raystown Lake (2022)

Community volunteers from the Raystown region have come together to share their stories for the 109th episode in the Our Town series. Raystown’s history unfolds as community members share stories of the old and new lakes. Hear locals tell tales of the Juniata River and fun activities on the lake. Our Town: Raystown Lake is the only place you will hear stories of the Striped Bass Association and the Allegrippis trails. © 2022 WPSU. 60 min.

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