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Having a blast with the past! Where one history buff chronicled his adventures for ten years. Now I've transitioned to blogging (see links below). Read an article or two, sign up for my email list, and drop me a comment! :)
The Art of Fife & Drum (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 50)
Enjoy a performance of iconic 18th-century music!
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Talking with the Tailor (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 49)
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Come along with my wife and I as we talk with the tailor at Colonial Williamsburg, and learn about how tailoring differs from mantua-making.
Visiting the Joinery & Cooper Shops (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 48)
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Come along with my wife and I as we explore two often overlooked trade shops at Colonial Williamsburg.
Exploring the Foundry & Engraving Shop (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 47)
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Explore two interesting shops of the 18th century.
Visiting the Weavers (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 46)
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Learn about how rare the weaving trade was in Colonial America.
Exploring the Randolph kitchen and yard (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 45)
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Come along with my wife and I as we explore the kitchen and yard of the Randolph family at Colonial Williamsburg, and learn of what life for their enslaved workers was like.
Visiting the Cabinetmaker (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 44)
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Learn about how various musical instruments were made in the 18th century.
Visiting the Bindery (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 43)
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Learn all about how books were bound in the 18th century.
Visiting the Printing Office (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 42)
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Come along with my wife and I as we learn all about how printing was accomplished in eighteenth century Virginia.
Visiting the Public Armory (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 41)
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Come along with my wife and I as we explore the public armory of Colonial Williamsburg, which back in the day supplied many supplies for the Continental Army. We visit with tinsmiths, wheelwrights, blacksmiths, and more!
Visiting with the Mantua-makers (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 40)
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Come along with my wife and I as we discover the fascinating trade of mantua-making!
Visiting the Silversmiths (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 39)
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Come along with my wife and I as we learn about the silversmith trade at Colonial Williamsburg.
Harpsichord Happiness (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 38)
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Come along with my wife and I as we listen to a harpsichord in the Raleigh Tavern of Colonial Williamsburg.
Visiting the Wigmaker (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 37)
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Come along with my wife and I as we explore another interesting trade shop at Colonial Williamsburg.
Visiting the Apothecary (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 36)
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Come along with my wife and I as we visit what is, in my opinion, the most fascinating trade shop in Williamsburg!
Visiting the Gunsmith (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 35)
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Visiting the Gunsmith (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 35)
Visiting the Presbyterian Church & Public Gaol (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 34)
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Visiting the Presbyterian Church & Public Gaol (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 34)
The Future Depends on Us: In Conversation with George Mason (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 33)
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The Future Depends on Us: In Conversation with George Mason (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 33)
A Patriot of Two Countries: In Conversation w/ Marquis de Lafayette (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 32)
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A Patriot of Two Countries: In Conversation w/ Marquis de Lafayette (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 32)
Education, Voting, & More: In Conversation with Thomas Jefferson (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 31)
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Education, Voting, & More: In Conversation with Thomas Jefferson (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 31)
Give Me Liberty or Death: In Conversation with Patrick Henry (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 30)
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Give Me Liberty or Death: In Conversation with Patrick Henry (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 30)
Virtue is the Key: In Conversation with George Wythe (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 29)
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Virtue is the Key: In Conversation with George Wythe (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 29)
An Experiment Called America: In Conversation with James Madison (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 28)
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An Experiment Called America: In Conversation with James Madison (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 28)
Men Don't Think: In Conversation with Edith Cumbo (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 27)
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Men Don't Think: In Conversation with Edith Cumbo (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 27)
One of a Kind: In Conversation with Clementina Rind (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 26)
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One of a Kind: In Conversation with Clementina Rind (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 26)
Sentiments of American Women (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 25)
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Sentiments of American Women (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 25)
Religion & the Revolution: In Conversation with Gowan Pamphlet (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 24)
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Religion & the Revolution: In Conversation with Gowan Pamphlet (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 24)
My Concern for Your Happiness: In Conversation w/ Pres. Washington (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 23)
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My Concern for Your Happiness: In Conversation w/ Pres. Washington (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 23)
George, Why Bring Your Coat? In Conversation with the Washingtons (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 22)
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George, Why Bring Your Coat? In Conversation with the Washingtons (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 22)
From the Front Lines: In Conversation with Col. Washington (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 21)
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From the Front Lines: In Conversation with Col. Washington (Colonial Williamsburg, Part 21)
Most excellent speech.
I enjoyed hearing him call us a republic and expose the errors of a democracy.
6:44 Founding father drama hello???
Man, i would be sitting at the side yelling "HE'S SUPPOSED TOO BE 5'4" mad i wasn't taller than him lmaooo Great vid, can't wait to go back!
It was really hard to hear the valuable commentary with the music playing .
Disgusting, John Sutter loved prepubescent native American girls for sexual pleasure. He did more atrocious things than Jeffrey Epstein ever could and everybody is okay with everything being named Sutter. What a disgusting society.
Been there, on the trees travel I heard whispering in my ear. Very spooky
Rest in peace sweet lady 😢. You were such a wonderful teacher and performer. We’ll never forget you.
I lived on the Tenn/ side of this park a few blocks away! We were told Indian Chiefs used the Blue Hole as a burial ground, and it's fenced off because it is very dangerous! :) I guess they don't tell anyone that anymore! WHERE IS GRAVE YARD? LOL
I WAS THERE 1981/1982 IN THE 7TH AND 8TH GRADE!
Does anybody remember C.W. Post cereal?
My great grandmother was full blooded Cherokee.
Everyone is always shocked when they hear my dad went to a Boarding School. It was real and very determental to native communities
Wonderful harpsichord music, I'm about to start restoring a 1960's Dolmetsch harpsichord.
I miss you bro
I remember touring the ship as it was on winter layip in the black river when I was a kid.
I always enjoy seeing footage of the Allegheny locomotive 1601, the 1601 is an amazing and monstrous piece of machinery to observe and is one of 2 preserved C&O Allegheny type locomotives that remain in existence today.
If you find yourself in Boston Massachusetts, come visit the Printing Office of Edes & Gill. Not only Letterpress printing, but Copperplate Engraving printing (ala Paul Revere) too!
Very interesting and instructive lecture.
It's sad we can't ring the bell.
You should be a history professor! Great job!!
Visited in 1987
Local here, love what you do. Highland station is a replica and sadly the powers to be let the 1871 Milford depot meet the wrecking ball. Originally residents sought river transportation, but they went for the train as times changed it proved to be a very wise choice to sell local goods. Love how a train horn can be heard in the background. Keep up the good works but\ and check in with local historical societies, and or libraries for accuracy.
Linda melodia beatiful
Can anyone share the name of this tour guide.
hello
I helped do the palm frond thatching on the council house years ago when I lived in Tallahassee
The original thatching with actual palm fronds and spanish moss. I believe its been removed to be replaced with a type of synthetic thatching that doesnt need to be replaced so often.
Our Church has a great history
Excellent performance !!!💥💥🔥🔥
with the water that low, you should be swimming. We stop there every year on the way to BSA summer camp to go swimming at our secret swimming hole. Just us, no one else. Spent the day swimming and jumping into the river.
beautiful spot .. great video thanks for the info
I love Mark Schneider. He is such an amazing actor and historian.
Foarte frumos Splendid
Fife and Drum with 😷
The Wright Brother's constructed the porch on the home themselves.
I wonder how it is like being on an Amtrak train as a passenger. I want to go to either Oregon or Wisconsin on an Amtrak train.
I feel like this blacksmith is an amateur country music singer and songwriter in reality.
I felt like the drill sargeant, with all due respects, was on the autism spectrum.
been binge watching, getting excited for my trip in December. thanks so much for all of your great footage!!
Nice! Your videos should be seen by more watchers. Can I repost your channel without changing anything on the clean platform named Ganjing World? Thank you!
The name is Lima not Lema
New sub ! Liked 🔥😆😉🤩
Why are they still wearing masks?
That was filmed a year ago we are out of them now
Thank God. Great video brother thanks for posting @@spencer_fife_and_drum_john9152
@@Cheapdiylowbudgethackguy 👍👍
Both Robert Frost Home, and Webster House does have lard or whale oil lamps, as well as candles.
I feel like this man goes to some other job where he imitates the rock n' roll singer Bill Haley and sings Round the Clock Rock after this.
He definitely is quite the dynamic speaker! Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
@@tnphotobug 😄👍
I remember visiting the magazine as a kid. Definitely my favorite part of Williamsburg. Seeing all those flintlocks inside was so cool.
Neat! I believe currently CW is renovating the magazine so it's closed. But as soon as it reopens I'd love to go inside and see everything!
we are here considering going there today
I really enjoy your videos of Colonial Williamsburg. You do a very good job of capturing the scenes.
Thank you for watching and commenting! So glad you have enjoyed 😊
Very interesting! Thanks for taking us along.
You’re welcome! :)
Thank you for recording this!! I was there a month ago and wish I had recorded it!!
So glad you enjoyed your visit and my video! Thank you so much for watching and commenting.
Inspiring!