The Erie canal [videorecording] / produced by Actuality Productions, Inc. [for the History Channel].

[New York?] : History Channel/A & E Television Networks, [2008], c2000.

English

1 videodisc (ca. 47 min.) : sd., col. with b&w sequences ; 4 3/4 in.

733961761177

HE396.E6 E75 2008

974.7

AAE-76117 History Channel

Presents the story of the engineering marvel that in the early 19th century became the geographical link between New York and the American West.

Originally produced as a segment of the television series: Modern marvels, c2000.
Narrated by Max Raphael; with commentary by: David L. Dickinson (Niagara County historian), Carol Sheriff (author, The Artificial River), Thomas X. Grasso (Canal Society of New York State), John King (retired engineer, New York Canal Corporation), Ann L. Buttenwieser (author, Manhattan Water-Bound), Mark J. Koziol (curator, Erie Canal Musuem), John Serth (professor, Union College), Michael N. Vogel (Buffalo, New York historian), Andy Kitzmann (assisstant director, Erie Canal Musuem), Frank J. Schieppati (archaeologist), F. Daniel Larkin (State University of New York at Oneonta), David Beebe (president, Camillus Canal Society), and others.

Editor, John Bininger ; music, Alan Ett.

DVD.

Modern marvels.

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