Posted by Jeremy Aldrich on November 20th, 2008
Harrisonburg Tourism has released several snippets of its promotional videos onto YouTube recently. One of them offers a brief overview of Harrisonburg’s history while promoting local attractions like the surprisingly excellent area history museum in Dayton:
It’s very professionally done, though I had to chuckle at the images near the beginning of the video. Nothing says history like a sepia tone!
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Well done! I wonder why they chose to only post clips and not post the entire video?