Volunteer Training Video
Watch our short training video for tips on story selection, camera settings, video composition, time logging, and more. Continue »
Our Town: Volunteer Training
Here are some videos to help volunteers with their stories.
Best of the Our Town Series
Brief sampling of the some of the best clips from the Our Town series. Continue »
Brookville – Jim Lipuma
Owner Jim Lipuma talks about the history of the Moonlite All American Drive-In Movie Theatre. Continue »
Everett – Karen Brantner
Karen Brantner talks about the Lincoln Highway and the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor. Continue »
Johnsonburg – Cindy Carnesalli
Cindy Carnesalli talks about the mural painted on the VFW building in downtown Johnsonburg. Continue »
Lewistown – Cole Cullen
Cole Cullen shares stories of mountain biking in Cooper’s Gap new Lewistown. Continue »
Lewistown – Jeff Hughes
Jeff Hughes gives us a bird’s eye view of Lewistown using a drone. Continue »
Penns Valley – Catherine Smith
Catherine Smith talks about Chicory Lane Farm near Spring Mills. Continue »
Penns Valley – Tim Stecko
Volunteer Tim Stecko talks about the Millheim Pool and Soldier’s and Sailor’s Memorial Park. Continue »
Smethport – Michael Alfieri
Michael Alfieri shares the history of the Smethport Bucktails. Continue »
Somerset – Judy Pletcher
Owner Judy Pletcher tells the history of Rockwood Mill Shoppes and Opera House. Continue »
More Episodes
Johnsonburg
Volunteer storytellers from Johnsonburg share stories about their bicentennial, childhood memories, the 1942 flood, their awesome veterans, the Fire Department, their young people’s talent and energy, and much more!
Moshannon Valley
Moshannon Valley’s long history unfolds as community members share stories of coal mining and the Ally Popper. Community pride is on full display in tales about the Houtzdale Revitalization Association and ministerium.
Lewistown
Volunteer storytellers from Lewistown share stories from friends and neighbors that include Goose Day, canals, railroads, Juniata Terrace, service organizations, fine arts, and a 1920s grand movie theatre.
