In 1933, almost 70 years after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Joseph Hazelton sat down in front of a microphone and told the story of watching it happen as a program boy at Ford&apos;s Theatre. That record disappeared from sight until the mid-2000s, when a record collector found the last copy in existence. <a href='https://hdl.huntington.org/digital/collection/p16003coll6/id/647'>You can hear the full recording of the Joseph Hazelton story here.</a> For more information on this episode and more Artifactual content, visit <a href='http://artifactualpodcast.com'>artifactualpodcast.com</a>. Artifactual is a content partner of <a href='https://www.documentarytelevision.com/'>Peter Hamilton’s Documentary Business</a> newsletter and <a href='https://www.sunnysideofthedoc.com/home.htm'>Sunny Side of the Doc</a>.

Live From Pearl Harbor

Artifactual is a podcast about archival material -- who made it, who saved it, and why. It was inspired by the documentary work we do at 1895 Films, where we often come across amazing pieces of archival material (tapes, maps, letters, etc.). But we don't always have the space to tell the stories behind this archival material in the documentaries themselves. And so, Artifactual was born...