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American History Workshop presents the Telling Lives Story Capture Technology.

Seneca Village descendant talks about New York Divided

Normally I post clips of a responders comments that are poignant or highlight a theme I am exploring in my study of the Telling Lives audiences. This responder I felt needed to be heard in his entirety, so I edited all his answers to the four questions into a continuous clip. This New Yorker has traced his family roots to 1827, and knows that his ancestors lived in Seneca Village, so the New York Divided exhibit resonated strongly for him.

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