Posts Tagged ‘video’
in Multimedia
November 1, 2010
Watch new video: Dirty Life Out Back
A world of soot, noise, and servitude existed in the backyards of Williamsburg’s grandest homes. Hear the story that outbuildings tell in our latest vodcast.
Watch Dirty Life Out Back.
Subscribe to Colonial Williamsburg Video in iTunes.
in Multimedia, Podcasts, What's New
September 13, 2010
New video: Celebrate Constitution Day
Constitution Day is this Friday, September 17.
A brand-new vodcast introduces the conflict and compromise underlying the nation’s governing document.
This week’s podcast with author and historian Pauline Maier examines the Constitution’s struggle for ratification, state-by-state.
in Museums, What's New
August 27, 2010
New video: Moving Robertson’s Windmill
Robertson’s Windmill, a treasured Historic Area landmark, moved to a new home last night. A team of house moving experts worked with Colonial Williamsburg architects, archaeologists, historians and tradesmen to settle the windmill on new footings at Great Hopes Plantation. The new location will revive the windmill’s role at the heart of rural life.
Watch video of the move.
in Multimedia, Podcasts, Teachers
August 2, 2010
Watch new video
Teachers take a turn as students each summer in the Colonial Williamsburg Teacher Institute. Watch their progress through history in this week’s video podcast.
Subscribe to the video podcast.
Subscribe to the audio podcast.
in Multimedia, What's New
July 6, 2010
New video: CW Fifes and Drums
Fifing and drumming are sounds we never get tired of in Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Area. Spend some time getting to know this group of musicians and the traditions behind every aspect of their music, instruments, and costumes in this new video.
Catch the Fifes and Drums every day of the week in Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Area. Plan your next visit.
in Podcasts, What's New
June 7, 2010
New video: Making Ice Cream at the Palace
Watch brand-new video of Historic Foodways Journeyman Rob Brantley making ice cream using Thomas Jefferson’s recipe.
The video is a companion to this week’s podcast interview about ice cream in the 18th century. Listen now.
Learn more about historic foodways at Colonial Williamsburg.
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