We were from . . . /
Listen to people from Steelton talk about where their families were from in Europe and the US South. They are some of the 1,000s who migrated to work in the steel mill. Generations later many still work in the mill making steel and railroad track.
The exhibition, Cocoon Steelton : The Migrations of Many, is open now until May 19 at the Susquehanna Art Museum, Harrisburg, PA.
Artist Kate Browne and Portrait Photographer Eric Etheridge
In Preparation for SAM Exhibition /
After Cocoon Steelton: The Migrations of Many, preparation for the next exhibition begins, but first a look around the studio.
From North Carolina to Steelton /
A story from Steelton, a story from the Great Migration. From North Carolina to Pennsylvania, 1956.
I am currently editing my interviews from Steelton for the soundtrack that will play from inside the Cocoon at the procession and lighting in August.
Cocoon Steelton: The Migrations of Many occurs on the evening of Thursday, August 31st, in Steelton, PA. The Lights of Origin Procession begins at 7 PM at the bottom of the Locust Street Staircase. The Illumination of the Cocoon follows the end of the march, in a lot on Front Street, across from the steel mill.
From Italy to Steelton /
I am currently editing my interviews from Steelton for the soundtrack that will play from inside the Cocoon at the procession and lighting in August. Here’s a short excerpt from one of those interviews, with a Steeltonian, whose mother and family emigrated from Italy to Steelton in 1913.
Cocoon Steelton: The Migrations of Many occurs on the evening of Thursday, August 31st, in Steelton, PA. The Lights of Origin Procession begins at 7 PM at the bottom of the Locust Street Staircase. The Illumination of the Cocoon follows the end of the march, in a lot on Front Street, across from the steel mill. Map and more information here.