IMPACT: Humanist and Citizen Interaction: Public Issues Dialogue in a Representative City

Year Published: 1976

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Complete Record: Archival annotation: WGTV Production #223. Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities in Georgia. Copyright University of Georgia 1976 Featuring Dr. Edward J. Cashin Shot in and around Harrisburg, Georgia, a neighborhood in Augusta, Georgia, going back to Colonial days. The Ezekiel Harris House is shown. Industrialization changed the community and the history of the area and technological and industrial changes, including those of the mid-1970s, are discussed by academic humanists and community members through events sponsored by the Committee for the Humanities in Georgia. Where would Augusta's expressway be located? Would Sacred Heart Church be demolished to make way for it? Written by David Fisher and Edward J. Cashin

Metadata Source:University of Georgia Brown Media Archives