Videos, Audio and Podcasts

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VIDEOS

Explore the worlds of George Washington and Charles Cornwallis from their military beginnings through the American Revolution and its aftermath.  Consider the Revolution from different perspectives as you explore the videos, timelines, biographies and essays contained in the Yorktown Chronicles.    

Curator's Corner: The Coronation Portrait of King George III

Lauranet Lee lecture, "Exploring 17th-Century Virginia: Legislating Boundaries and Creating Culture

Martin Gallivan lecture, "Werowocomoco: Seat of Power

Anna's Adventures: Pick & Pickles

Helen Rountree lecture, "English Myth-Making and Indian Reality: Early English Stereotypes of the Virginia Indians

New! A five-part series on the life of King James I, featuring episodes on his childhood, becoming a king, the plots against his life, the King James translation of the Bible, and the foundation of Jamestown.

New! Anna's Adventures: Drums and Drills

Anna's Adventures: "Nine-Men's Morris"

Holiday Traditions of the 17th and 18th Centuries in Virginia

From Matchlock to Flintlock: 17th & 18th Century Firearms

Werowocomoco: Seat of Power

Tobacco Economy

The Declaration of Independence Broadside

Jeremiah Greenman, American Revolutionary War soldier

Economics of Jamestown

The Shipwreck That Saved Jamestown, a lecture by Lorri Glover, co-author of The Shipwreck That Saved Jamestown.

Introduction to Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown Victory Center	Quadricentennial Minutes (historical videos)
Jamestown Chronicles (video biographies)	Discovering Jamestown Educational Videos

Sea Venture

Teacher Institute

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Passionality Profiles

Kristin Detwiler, Jamestown Settlement

T.J. Savage, Yorktown Victory Center

    The Passionality Profiles are a series of first-person video interviews with historical interpretive staff at Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown Victory Center, describing how their "passsion" for Virginia history inspires them at work.

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Learn more by visiting the Educational Audio page. 
 

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