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Howdy, what a truly brilliant performance - loved it.

London, I was talking with your dad on Monday at WHD state finals and he mentioned your Hindenburg video. I have just taken a look at it and realized it is a great piece about the AHC and what you can discover here. I would like to post this on the AHC's blog, Discover History. Is this the right version, where the mistake is corrected? Any chance I could persuade you to write a couple hundred word introduction to it? Cheers, Paul Flesher (Director, AHC)

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Watched an American Antiques Roadshow from a few years back, and a young man, who had metal-detected where the airship came down in Lakehurst, NJ, had a bent and fire-damaged spoon that was a relic of the Hindenburg. If I recall correctly, the spoon was appraised at something like $1,200. To me a piece of history such as that is worth 10x's more. I would never sell something like that, though, I would give it to a museum.

As a huuuuuge Marvel fan, and a history teacher, this really impressed me. You did a phenomenal job on this, and I'll be using it as an example for all of my students. Stan Lee has had a big influence on my life, and although his loss was tough, his legacy will definitely live on. You nailed it. :)

Excellent work London. I'm proud to have been a part of your series, and hope more people learn about Sun Ra.

Loving this video!!!

Congrats Stacey Tilton

Stan Lees Frickin dead

Heck

Looks like I'm back here again, using this NHD project as a model for my own for the second time! Hopefully I can get to nationals again! Well done.

For your picture bibliography, did you use the dates of the pictures or the website? Also, in your annotated bibliography, how did you site your interviews?

I have participated in History fair every year and I've always enjoyed doing a performance. You guys have done an excellent job with your thesis statement and your claims to back it up are so unique! I'm glad this video is out for those who use it as an example! Great job guys!

nice work

Wicked song!!!

Hi! I have done NHD two years in a row and your doc has really inspired me. I was wondering what you software you used to create it and what you used to record your voice overs. Thanks so much and great job!

Great job! I really loved the camera work on this one!

Hey there London, Well, silly mistake aside, you made an excellent little video here - not just about your Hindenburg research, but about the American Heritage Center archive in general. Very interesting and informative. (And I still want to make it out that way to do some additional Hindenburg research one of these years!) Cheers, Patrick Russell

Hi hazel, you may remember me. My name is Nile Debebe and I competed against you in Wyoming state. I did my project on the Black Panthers and the judges ripped me to shreds because I was too "biased." I was wondering if you were competing this year in the individual documentary section as I am.

This performance is great! My teacher showed this video as an example for all of the performance groups competing in NHD both this year and last year. Last year my partner and I were eliminated in the first round of the State finals, and we're heading back to state this year to try again. Any tips on how we can make it farther this year?

Hey Hazel, I first just wanted to say that I'm absolutely in love with this video. I'm in the nhd and I would love it if you were to give me any tips to create a video as extraordinary as this. I haven't decided on a topic yet, but when I do I'm hoping we can try to work things out, if that's okay with you. I'm in a group documentary and I showed my teammates this, and they loved it! It made all the other teams documentaries look like poop. So thats all, and I'm hoping you can reply back as soon as possible. Thank you so much!