EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS
produced by and for
THE MILL MUSEUM
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This video explores the contrast of lifestyle between immigrant laborers and the upper class during the industrial revolution in 19th century Victorian Willimantic, CT. It runs approximately six minutes. For all ages.
Created by the Mill Museum with a grant from the SBM Foundation.
This video explores working conditions during the industrial revolution in 19th century Victorian Willimantic, CT. It runs approximately six minutes. For all ages.
Created by the Mill Museum with a grant from the SBM Foundation.
A school tour of the Mill Museum, for grades K through 8.
Created for the Mill Museum by Beverly L. York, Jamie Eves, and Suzanne LaTulipe with a grant from the Last Green Valley.
A series of educational videos for children to learn how to make hands-on crafts using things you can easily find at home. For ages 5-12.
Created for the Mill Museum by Beverly L. York and Suzanne LaTulipe with a grant from the Last Green Valley.
A series of short history videos that takes the viewer on a virtual walking tour of locations in Windham and Willimantic, Connecticut where events actually happened, and which promote civic pride in the community. For all ages.
Created for the Mill Museum by Beverly L. York and Suzanne LaTulipe with a grant from the Last Green Valley.
This is a thirteen part series of curriculum-based videos for younger children on simple things a child would learn if they lived in a milltown long ago.
Created for the Mill Museum by Beverly L. York and Suzanne LaTulipe with a grant from the Last Green Valley.
