Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Electrical engineer and volunteer docent Kelsey W. illuminates the history of how electricity spread across the nation in the 1800s, the people leading the innovations making it possible, and the emergence of hydropower.
This video series is made possible through donations given by visitors of the Georgetown Steam Plant.
Seattle City Light thanks filmmakers Angela Bernardoni and Derek Johnson for their special dedication to this project and also to the wonderful volunteer docents for generously sharing their knowledge and time.
Electrical engineer and volunteer docent Kelsey W. illuminates the history of how electricity spread across the nation in the 1800s, the people leading the innovations making it possible, and the emergence of hydropower.
This video series is made possible through donations given by visitors of the Georgetown Steam Plant.
Seattle City Light thanks filmmakers Angela Bernardoni and Derek Johnson for their special dedication to this project and also to the wonderful volunteer docents for generously sharing their knowledge and time.
