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New York (State)
The Senecas
A balanced look at the problems and prospects for these native Americans whose ethnic identity is rooted right here in New York State
Pioneer Days in Adams
This series gives students more insight into both the history and geology that make up New York, while taking them on field trips to historical sights
Once Upon a Time
Offers a brief history of cobblestone construction and life in mid New York during the 1800's
New York
Introduces students to New York State and explores its landforms, natural resources, history, native people, industry, and major agricultural products like dairy products and apples. Explores major cities including New York, Albany, Rochester, Syracuse, and Buffalo. Discusses how the construction of the Erie Canal connected the major cities of New York and why this was important. Also looks at Niagara Falls, the Adirondacks and other rural areas
New York State: The Immigrants
Outlines the history of the immigrants from the early colonial days to the present, describes who the immigrants were, where they settled, what they did, and finally names the more famous among them
New York State: The Early Years
Traces the development of New York State from its earliest years of recorded history in the time of the Algonquin and Iroquois tribes, through the 50 years of Dutch settlement, to the eventual surrender of the colony of New Netherlands to the British in 1664
New York: A State of the Union
Surveys the history, geography, government, and people of New York State
New York Expeditions: What's In Your Backyard?
Tracks the adventures of thirty students as they explore the geography, history, culture and economy of New York State. Six videotapes and four curriculum guides
Letchworth, Man, Land, and Legend
History of William Letchworth and beautiful scenes from Letchworth Park
Carry On, Oh Erie
Introduces the great Erie Canal, including interviews with old timers, new waterway footage as well as historic material
