Historic Germantown

Germantown Speaks

Germantown Speaks is a multigenerational oral history project documenting discussions between local high school students and longtime Germantown residents. The project, a collaboration between Historic Germantown, Neighborhood Interfaith Movement (NIM) Partners for Sacred Places and others, and partially funded by the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia, is part of Germantown WORKS, a year-long Historic Germantown program initiative highlighting the hard-working spirit of Germantown’s people throughout its 300 year history. Germantown WORKS is supported by the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage through the Heritage Philadelphia Program.


Community Elders gather with Students from Germantown High to tell stories of Germantown History and share visions for the future. Join Us.

Germantown Speaks from Elan Gepner on Vimeo.

 

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For More Information Contact:

Carolyn Faris, Program Coordinator

Historic Germantown
215-844-1683

email: info@FreedomsBackyard.com   |   phone: 215.844.1683