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WSKG TV proudly produces original documentaries that archive the history, culture and issues of primary importance to our community. From Flood of '35 and Watson to Cornell: Birth of the American University and Johnson, our programs cover the breadth and depth of our 21-county coverage area through high-level production quality and intensely researched storytelling.
A one hour documentary that explores the history of Oquaga Lake and the family vacation.
A one-hour documentary that explores the 100-year history of the New York State Police.
Bob Bitz, author and historian, discusses the way Native Americans cared for the land.
This one hour film explores the lasting impact of the G.I. Bill on higher education.
Will Corprew | March on Washington
Wilbert Corprew reflects on nonviolent protest training.
Dorothy Cotton | March on Washington
Dr. Dorothy Cotton reflects on the march & the Citizenship Education Program.
Agnes tells the incredible story of a natural disaster that forever changed a region.
"The Dusters" chronicles the birth and rise of the sport of hockey in the Southern Tier.
A one-hour documentary that explores the 100-year history of the New York State Police.
A one hour documentary that explores the history of Oquaga Lake and the family vacation.
"Class of the Century" explores the lasting impact of the G.I. Bill on higher education.
Harvest, a two-part, four-hour documentary by WSKG's Brian Frey, will air Fall 2015.
