A Walk Through Woodlawn Cemetery
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Description
Join us on a walk through Woodlawn Cemetery as we talk to Al Paffrath and learn about the rich history that lies beneath the land. We get to know some of the people that are buried at the cemetery and some of the interesting artifacts that can be found scattered across the grounds. You will learn about everything from how the cemetery came to be, mysterious face statues uncovered in a tunnel, and the only revolutionary war soldier buried in Minnesota. By the end, viewers will be ready to take their next walk or hike at Woodlawn.
Series
Get Inspired to Get Outside
Publication Date
Fall 10-1-2022
Publisher
Winona State University; Jinx Productions
Location
Winona, Minnesota
Keywords
Documentary, Cemeteries, Woodlawn Cemetery; Voices of the Past, Winona County Historical Society, Landscape Design, Tombstones, Sculpture
Department
English
Disciplines
Arts and Humanities | Film and Media Studies | Film Production
Recommended Citation
Hegele, Jess; Frestedt, Evan; Lindstrom, Erin; and McCauley, John, "A Walk Through Woodlawn Cemetery" (2022). Student Documentaries. 1.
https://openriver.winona.edu/englishstudentdocumentaries/1
Unique Identifier
WSUVIDENG_2022-WoodlawnDocumentary
Comments
This video was created for the fall 2022 FILM 250: Introductory Filmmaking course taught by Dr. Danielle Schwartz, Winona State University's English Department.
Interviewees: Al Paffrath (former superintendent); Narrator: Evan Frestedt; Production crew: Jess Hegele, Evan Frestedt, Erin Lindstrom, Derek Thellin, John McCauley; Special thanks to: Dr. Danielle Schwartz, Sara Holger (Project Get Outdoors), Eileen Moeller (Frozen River Film Festival), Woodlawn Cemetery; Music by Bensound.com