Good shots and narration here. This Pelham meetinghouse was built in 1747 and is still used to hold yearly town meetings. This is also the same place that Daniel Shays and his company held meetings and planned the rebellion of 1785 (Shays rebellion, grievences on high taxes by new Mass govt). So, this meeting house has lot of history.....it's the oldest town hall in this country that's been in continuing use.
Good shots and narration here.
This Pelham meetinghouse was built in 1747 and is still used to hold yearly town meetings. This is also the same place that Daniel Shays and his company held meetings and planned the rebellion of 1785 (Shays rebellion, grievences on high taxes by new Mass govt).
So, this meeting house has lot of history.....it's the oldest town hall in this country that's been in continuing use.
this was a joy to watch. thank you peter.
thanks for your positive comment. Peter
Great!
Do you mind me asking what camera you shot this video on?
It was a prosumer camera, either a Sony or Canon, it was shot in 2007,
so that's 11 years ago, I believe I did use tape, rather than an SD card.
Peter Hoving Thank you for the quick reply. I find your work very enjoyable. There's a very specific simplicity to it.
I believe I traded the camera in for a Canon Vixia with SD cards that I use now for video shooting.
Wish I could see the inside
Little further on in the video Paul opens the door with a key
and tours the inside of this meeting house.