Micro-Histories - Ep. 7: Westville
Вставка
- Опубліковано 20 лис 2022
- Join Jason Bischoff-Wurstle for Episode 7 of our Micro-Histories series - exploring the history of Westville.
For more information visit www.newhavenmuseum.org
Video by highwattagemedia.com
UA-cam figured I would enjoy this video, and they were 100% right. Fascinating, and I’m now subscribed.
this is great!
Love the series! Keep it up. I live in Berkeley CA and I'd love to see this kind of channel for my local neighborhoods.
I Always love when a new micro history comes out! I'd love to see more content like this on the channel!
I stood by that tree in 1976, talking to the woman I would live with until 1980
Well done, Jason! Learned much about where we grew up!
Fabulous! I learned so much in a short period of time…thank you! Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Thank you , Jason for your excellent work here. I enjoyed it immensely. I was born and grew up in Westville so this episode was especially interesting to me. Every shot in this video stirred a memory in me. Westville is a part of me after all these years. I carry it with me everywhere. I'll look at your other videos as time permits. Again, thank you.
Hi Ron!!!!!! so nice to see you here. I saw this video for the firs time today.
Marilynj Teitelbaum
Loved that!
You def film it to look a lot more nice and inviting
Very interesting take on my home neighborhood. Where was Sperry’s farm?
Outstanding work.
Should I have a question about a potential subject of very curious interest regarding New Haven, how might I get it to you ?
It relates to the home I grew up in. A generational home. A family home. Grandparents, 5 aunts, parents, 7 siblings etc.
That home is no more and I've been told it was appropriated via "eminent domain" by the City of New Haven.
The most interesting point would be exactly how "New Haven" even established that right to claim the one and only parcel they ever took anywhere in the neighborhood.
How in the world ??
The place is the current location of Engine 9 on Ellsworth Ave.
How the heck was an Engine house put there to begin with and are there any photos or documentation available ?
Engine 9 was 120 Ellsworth Ave..
I lived at 116-118 for 12 years before it was demolished.
What might be the story ?
Thanks for everything you're doing........you are obviously top notch.
Thank you.
Peter Gemmell
Don’t get shot