thank you, I love history

Outstanding work! Love this series!

I love great lakes history!

excellent portrayal of the beginnings of Millcreek. Thank you for creating such a vibrant and informative piece.

Hi, I'm watching this with my son and I grew up in Erie and he was looking through the video and he wanted to know why no sources were listed in the KZread video or in the description notes. He's always very cautious of what he reads and watches and wants to make sure that what he is consuming and learning is the truth. Growing up in Erie, I know that this is history but for him it's just another video. Thank you so much!.

@ProjectAlgerine

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I would say that "All history is told by a person who interprets events in the past. Never rely on one person's version of history, and be cautious of those who may tell you that that only 'their version' of events, is correct." Our videos should only inspire you to want to explore the rabbit hole. Most of the information in this video is available through old newspapers on Newsbank, freely accessible using your library card. It's an excellent free Erie history resource.

I love it😊

I enjoyed the good balance of interesting history sprinkled with touches of humor. Kept it light but thoroughly interesting.

@ProjectAlgerine

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Glad you enjoyed it!

the ending credits...epic! and yes, I already shared this with my kids before the credits rolled, lol. thank you for your work.

@ProjectAlgerine

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So glad you stayed till the end. lol Fun fact: The skeleton band 'The Dregs of Humanity' is based off the skeletons from the Pirate's Cove ride at Waldameer

I'm really hoping I get a response on this but is William Scott depicted in this video related to present-day Nick Scott owner of Scott Enterprises

@ProjectAlgerine

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No relation