E3: The Oldest House in Wilkes-Barre - Diamond City Trail of History
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania was foundational in the forming of our great nation and its history is full of people who made the United States what it is today. In this episode, we explore the OLDEST house in Wilkes-Barre City: and talk about how the family who owned the Zebulon Butler House has influenced the history of our city and the entire nation. Diamond City: Trail of History is produced by Jonathan Edwards - 570 Drone Directed, filmed and edited by Jonathan Edwards Director of Photography: Michael Belardi Gaffer/Grip (all things lighting): JB Earl Assistant drone operator: Justin Goreschak
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