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Now that the ’60s Are History . . . A Video Slideshow From that Decade on the Cecil History Youtube Channel

Posted on August 28, 2013 by admin

Now that the 1960s are history and not just nostalgia the Historical Society of Cecil County is opening an exhibit this fall that celebrates and studies the many happenings of that era locally.

While the curators dig through some 40,000 local photographs, work with artifacts and mount the exhibit we have selected a few images to share with you in this short video clip.  Look for an announcement about the opening shortly.

Also on the Cecil History Channel on YouTube look for more of these types of social media products as we start enlarging the number of platforms we use to actively engage our audience.  This one is done on Animoto, a web 2.0 service for creating video slideshows and we are discussing plans to do much more with streaming video.  Stay tuned.

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