Roundtable Hudson River Series Feedback Form

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Which segment(s) have you listened to? (check all that apply)
New-York Historical Society Introduction - Kathleen Hulser Panel Discussion - New York 400: A Visual History of America's Greatest City The Island at the Center of the World: The Story of Dutch Manhattan and the Forgotten Colony that Shaped that America Theater's Role in New York City - Ben Brantley Bridge and Tunnels - Owen Gutfreund Hudson River Inspired Literature - Edward Goodman Settlers and the First Inhabitants - Kenneth T. Jackson Olana's Hudson River View - Linda McLean, Sara Giffen, Winthrop Aldrich Historic Military Battlegrounds - Dr. James Johnson Columbia County Arts Council Prehistoric Hudson - Christopher Linder Pete Seeger's Hudson River Martin Van Buren National Historical Site The History of Hudson as a Port City - feature produced by Susan Barnett New Netherland Museum and The Half Moon Audio Tour Albany Institute of History and Art Introduction - Christine Miles Educating Children about the Hudson River - Hudson Talbott Political History of the Capital City Where the River Begins: Lake Tear of the Clouds - Feature produced by Pat Bradley Albany's Dutch Heritage - John J. McEneny Historic Dutch Architecture in the Capital Region - Feature produced by Steve Felano Albany Architecture - Tom Birdsey Panel Discussion - Hudson River Panorama Steve Martin
Was any of the information presented in this series new and helpful to you? If so, which information and how was it helpful?

Did the scholars contribute to your understanding of the subject matter?

Do you plan to use the audio segments available on the website or CD? (For example, will you use any of the audio in a classroom setting?)

Do you have any additional comments on the Hudson River's history? Would you like to make any recommendations for future Humanities programming?

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