100 Years on the Avenue: The Story of the Big E
About the Episode
Since its inception in 1916, The Big E has been a showcase for New England agriculture and industry. Using archival materials, interviews with historians and staff, and current-day footage, this film chronicles the fair’s 100 years. It highlights all six New England states and articulates the ways in which each state contributes to this annual tradition. Length: 60 mins. Producer: Dave Fraser
Aired:
11/27/16
| Expires: | Runtime: 59m 17s
Extras
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Model T's to War: American Ambulances on the Western Front
Focuses on the valiant work of the American Field Service during World War I.56:46 -
Defying Gravity
Contemporary glass artist Josh Simpson's journey to create a 100-lb Megaplanet.56:46 -
Under Quabbin
An unprecedented search for the remains of four lost towns under the Quabbin Reservoir in57:56 -
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The Fire Within: Potter Tim Scull from the Canton Clay Works
Explore the craft and creations of ceramic artist Tim Scull at the Canton Clay Works.22:10 -
Music Alone Shall Live: 35 Years of The Iron Horse
A look back at the history of the iconic entertainment venue in Northampton, MA.26:52 -
Fathers and Sons
Six combat veterans share their experiences of war and what it means to survive.57:25 -
A Long Row in Fertile Ground (with Studio Discussion)
Examines the rich history & present day status of agriculture in the region.59:00 -
A Long Row in Fertile Ground
Examines the rich history & present day status of agriculture in the region.43:52
