Oshkosh Sesquicentennial 2003
A Wave of Progress

Video: Foundations to Remember

Oshkosh's official sesquicentennial video:
Foundations to Remember: Reflections Upon Oshkosh's 150 Years

Foundations to Remember is a 90-minute look at the history of the city, similar to a Ken Burns-style documentary film. It weaves together still and moving historic images, such as photographs of Oshkosh from the Civil War period and great logging era, as well as interviews with some of Oshkosh's leading historians. It includes many scenes and events over the last 150 years. It draws heavily on archival material from the Oshkosh Public Museum.

A Ron and Jim Metz presentation created in cooperation with Oshkosh Community Access Television and the Oshkosh Public Museum.
Narrated by Jerry Burke of WBAY Channel 2.
Produced by Matt Stanosz.

This video is available for $19.95 at the Oshkosh Public Museum Store.