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Upstate History Documentaries
Main Street Rising
Special | 55m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
Explore the evolution of the American Main Street and its enduring symbolism.
From WSKG's local award-winning filmmaker Brian Frey comes a new film exploring the evolution of the American Main Street and its enduring symbolism within our collective imagination. This new documentary chronicles the history, successes, and struggles of several Southern Tier communities and how they are now approaching the revitalization of their downtowns.
Upstate History Documentaries is a local public television program presented by WSKG
Production support for Main Street Rising has been provided by a grant from the Corning Inc. Foundation and through additional support from Guthrie, Johnson-Schmidt & Associates, Architects, UHS, Warner's Way...
Upstate History Documentaries
Main Street Rising
Special | 55m 28sVideo has Closed Captions
From WSKG's local award-winning filmmaker Brian Frey comes a new film exploring the evolution of the American Main Street and its enduring symbolism within our collective imagination. This new documentary chronicles the history, successes, and struggles of several Southern Tier communities and how they are now approaching the revitalization of their downtowns.
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Explore the evolution of the American Main Street and its enduring symbolism. (35s)
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipUpstate History Documentaries is a local public television program presented by WSKG
Production support for Main Street Rising has been provided by a grant from the Corning Inc. Foundation and through additional support from Guthrie, Johnson-Schmidt & Associates, Architects, UHS, Warner's Way...