The Polish Americans
About the Episode
Within the gloriously diverse rainbow of cultures that make up western New England, the Polish-American community stands strong and proud. This fascinating exploration of the history of Polish immigrants in the Connecticut River Valley is replete with vibrant images of this still thriving community, from its distinctive music and art to its strong faith and traditions.
Aired:
08/13/98
| Expires: | Runtime: 56m 00s
Extras
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The Great Flood of 1936
In March 1936, the greatest flood in over 300 years roared down the Connecticut River.57:00 -
Things That Go Bump in the Night
New England's most bone-chilling tales of the supernatural and unexplained mysteries.56:46 -
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Radical Idea: UMass Amherst & America's Education Revolution
The Morrill Act revolutionized higher eduction & led to the creation of UMass Amherst.56:46 -
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Where the Earth Meets the Sky:The Glassworks of Josh Simpson
'Where the Earth Meets the Sky' Takes Viewers To Shelburne Falls studio of Josh Simpson28:32 -
From Tee To Green: A History of the Orchards
Explore the famous Orchard's Golf Club, host of the USGA's 59th US Women's Open.27:38 -
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