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PERSPECTIVES: The Making of the ASARCO History DVD

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Louie talks with noted El Paso historian and filmmaker Jackson Polk about his latest projects, including the capture of the ASARCO smokestacks' last days before their demolition, all captured for historical posterity. They talk about El Paso's history, including the downtown buildings that have been standing for a century, those that have been destroyed for urban renewal, and more.

To find out more about Jackson's works, the website is http://www.elpasogold.com/elpasogold/welcome.html and his weekly radio show may be accessed at https://www.facebook.com/pages/El-Paso-History-Radio-Show/232780006795399 The YouTube Channel by Capstone Productions is 

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