In reply to Kathy Tripp. Kathy Tripp, so true. We just saw Bill Barker as Thomas Je...
https://podcast.history.org/2005/05/30/bill-barker-on-portraying-thomas-jefferson/#comment-129476
In my fourth grade a carpenter and this podcast was very very helpful :]
https://podcast.history.org/2012/04/30/meet-the-carpenter/#comment-129099
I can say it's interesting and helpful for my work, thank you for making this.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/30/town-gunsmith/#comment-128694
This is really interesting to know about! I hope you guys keep releasing new podcasts.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/30/town-gunsmith/#comment-128684
I had to write a paper and this pod helped a lot.
https://podcast.history.org/2005/10/31/printer/#comment-128442
William Hunter stayed in Alexandria and is buried in the Presbyterian Churchyard. The St. Andrews Society of Washington DC lays a wreath on his grave every year. Madam Pauline Hunter of Huntersto...
In a book series I’ve been listening to which takes place in Colonial Williamsburg they keep mentioning “siliba” and I’ve been trying to figure out what it is. Thanks!
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/05/well-drink-to-that/#comment-128215
I am trying to reach Barbara Luck. Painter Chapman Kelley has passed. Luck and Kelley collaborated to convey a Frank A. Jones drawing to Luck in the mid 2000s.
https://podcast.history.org/2008/03/10/a-rarity-restored/#comment-128207
We saw today the most amazing reenactment of an actor portraying this black preacher, Gowen, preaching and or speaking in a colonial church at the American Village Citizen Trust in Montevallo, Al...
https://podcast.history.org/2010/02/01/slave-preacher/#comment-128004
i realy like the video about the cooper to make the barrel with other things like the slench hammer makes no cense and with the saw that makes sence
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/02/meet-the-cooper/#comment-127875
i realy like the video about the cooper to make the barrel with other things like the slench hammer makes no cense
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/02/meet-the-cooper/#comment-127872
i realy like the video about the cooper to make the barrel with other things
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/02/meet-the-cooper/#comment-127871
In reply to Renee. Great information, my great grandfather was adopted by some Absentee Shawnee hunters. H...
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/19/adopted-by-the-shawnee/#comment-127816
thank you this really helped with my school work
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-127681
This video was amazing and very helpful tords my reasearch project this year
https://podcast.history.org/2012/09/03/meet-the-milliner/#comment-127653
In reply to Jack Kodroff. I honestly feel like it was a bit confusing
https://podcast.history.org/2013/12/09/the-constitution-for-kids/#comment-127600
it’s a lot of work as well, and you know, and it’s like the mechanic has the worst running car, and the carpenter’s house is always in repairâ
https://podcast.history.org/2005/08/22/silversmith/#comment-127592
This helped me and my classmates
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-127580
IT WAS AMAZING i totally recommend going
https://podcast.history.org/2009/04/13/reconstructing-the-capitol/#comment-127515
really interesting episode
https://podcast.history.org/2009/03/02/swordmaking-in-the-18th-century/#comment-127287
In reply to Kirk Martin. Martin, I am just learning the craft in preparation for the opening of a historical di...
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/02/meet-the-cooper/#comment-127237
this really helped with a project!
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-127052
Hi Emily, You may not remember me, but for years we have enjoyed your performances while on vacation. we were also Greg's friends from NH. We have recently moved here and was happy to hear of you...
https://podcast.history.org/2006/02/27/emily-james-interprets-spirited-women/#comment-127032
this was very helpful
https://podcast.history.org/2012/09/03/meet-the-milliner/#comment-127021
I loved this podcast and Journeyman's story.
https://podcast.history.org/2005/10/31/printer/#comment-126935
Given the times and situations, the idea of a president needing a timeline of a term for presidency more likely than not was not even on their minds.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/11/05/the-bitter-history-of-elections/#comment-126826
I am searching for an Orphan named William Patterson born sometime in the 1700's. Court records identify him as an orphan, but I cannot find anything else on him. Who his father was, what church ...
https://podcast.history.org/2014/01/13/orphans-of-williamsburg/#comment-126447
Interesting, today's pumpkin pie isn't much different from a colonial pie and the pumpkin, once considered an important food is now nothing much more than an ornament.
https://podcast.history.org/2014/11/17/pumpkins-progress/#comment-126443
Really enjoyed this podcast.i have watched Turn at least 4 times and also a frequent visitor to CW. Very interesting information about how parts of Turn were filmed there. We stayed at the Coloni...
No one does Jefferson better than Bill!
https://podcast.history.org/2005/05/30/bill-barker-on-portraying-thomas-jefferson/#comment-125886
This really helped me with my help wanted ad project for school.
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-125860
I found Mary Milner Cary 1667-1700 daughter of Thomas and Mary Milner buried at Richneck Plantation Cemetery on the Findagrave site. The house no longer exists but there are photos of grave, as w...
https://podcast.history.org/2009/10/19/bruton-parish-churchyard/#comment-125676
In reply to Gail Oliver Palmer. I found Mary Milner Cary 1667-1700 daughter of Thomas and Mary Milner...
https://podcast.history.org/2009/10/19/bruton-parish-churchyard/#comment-125675
This absolutely helped me in my project.
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-122352
I can confirm that this helped me with my school project.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/30/town-gunsmith/#comment-122351
Just witnessed the remarkable and moving performance of From Freedom to Slave at the museum. My heart will never be the same. Hope Smith’ nonverbal expressions and body language almost negated ...
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/19/adopted-by-the-shawnee/#comment-122307
In reply to administrator. Is this picture worth anything? I just purchased one at goodwill. I thought it was cool & googl...
https://podcast.history.org/2005/10/31/printer/#comment-120987
The Use of Myth in History
https://podcast.history.org/2012/07/23/the-use-of-myth-in-history/#comment-120913
The Use of Myth in History
https://podcast.history.org/2012/07/23/the-use-of-myth-in-history/#comment-120891
The Use of Myth in History
https://podcast.history.org/2012/07/23/the-use-of-myth-in-history/#comment-120888
Fascinating podcast - thanks for that! Can you recommend any books or journal articles to read on the topic of silversmiths having financial problems during times of war? Also, have you published...
https://podcast.history.org/2012/10/22/meet-the-silversmith/#comment-120380
Hello! I would be most grateful if you could tell me how much a midwife could expect to earn in colonial Virginia around 1750.
https://podcast.history.org/2010/08/16/williamsburgs-midwife/#comment-120130
The Constitution for Kids podcast episode.
https://podcast.history.org/2013/12/09/the-constitution-for-kids/#comment-120115
it will teach me lots of things with my homwork
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-119653
Jaland: I chose shoemaker
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/26/meet-the-shoemaker/#comment-119645
Hello! I am Nevaeh i'm a student listening to this podcast and I want to know what the tools are for the trade.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/26/meet-the-shoemaker/#comment-119644
the seat where the magisite sat had to look good they did not care about the other parts of the courtroom
https://podcast.history.org/2009/04/13/reconstructing-the-capitol/#comment-119584
i am going to be a milliner in my project to
https://podcast.history.org/2014/06/02/an-apprentice-at-the-millenary-shop/#comment-119577
I love it this is great for my homework research
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/26/meet-the-shoemaker/#comment-119316
i think i want to be a milliner now!! sounds fun!
https://podcast.history.org/2014/06/02/an-apprentice-at-the-millenary-shop/#comment-119307
hey i loved this thanks :)
https://podcast.history.org/2014/06/02/an-apprentice-at-the-millenary-shop/#comment-119306
thes is a good Podcast.
https://podcast.history.org/2011/12/26/great-hair/#comment-119289
i love this pod cast so much it helped me alot
https://podcast.history.org/2005/10/31/printer/#comment-119288
It helped with my reserch thx
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-119190
I want to learn more about Elizabeth. Would you please share your source documents. I tried to search her on my own but i only keep finding your podcast.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/03/19/adopted-by-the-shawnee/#comment-119137
I would like to know the information you have on Mary Milner Cary. She was the daughter of Thomas Milner, Speaker of the House of Burgesses, and she was the first wife of Miles Cary. She is burie...
https://podcast.history.org/2009/10/19/bruton-parish-churchyard/#comment-119047
my teacher made me watch this and i like it
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-118896
I think that silver is a very cool metal. It is very shiny, (I love shiny objects, lol.) And grey. I like it a lot.
https://podcast.history.org/2012/10/22/meet-the-silversmith/#comment-118895
In reply to Macy. I am going to be a Milliner to, and this website has almost everything th...
https://podcast.history.org/2014/06/02/an-apprentice-at-the-millenary-shop/#comment-118894
In reply to New Podcast: Kitchen Apprentice | Making History. who cooked the dinner was it the mothers or di...
https://podcast.history.org/2013/06/24/kitchen-apprentice/#comment-118752
I think this podcast is really good and informational. It shows people how everything even pumpkins have an amazing history/backstory. I look at pumpkins with a new point of view from this podcas...
https://podcast.history.org/2014/11/17/pumpkins-progress/#comment-118751
There was a slave aution reenactment in Colonial Williamsburg in 1994, but were actual slave auctions ever held there prior to 1865? If so, do you have any details as to when and where they were ...
https://podcast.history.org/2007/02/12/the-slave-trade-2/#comment-118678
In reply to Teacups in the Garden » Blog Archive » The Age of Enlightenment at Colonial Williamsburg. Hi! Thank ...
https://podcast.history.org/2008/06/16/natural-history/#comment-118046
In reply to Bailey Rose Robert. Bailey Rose Robert, Just about any fabric will burn when it touches an open flame. Tha...
https://podcast.history.org/2005/10/31/printer/#comment-117685
same its awesome
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-117576
with quaritine and everything listening to these are a blast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/30/town-gunsmith/#comment-117574
I loved this podcast so much. I just had one question though when he said there clothes can burn what fabric of clothes were they wearing that could burn them?
https://podcast.history.org/2005/10/31/printer/#comment-117566
are these people still alive
https://podcast.history.org/2006/08/21/a-fourth-generation-cabinetmaker/#comment-117559
Thanks guys I loved this podcast I used it for a homework assighnment in my school Thanks so much
https://podcast.history.org/2006/01/02/shoemaker/#comment-117557
I very much enjoyed this podcast But I do still have a question, no sence it's 2020 are people still working in Colonial Williamsburg
https://podcast.history.org/2011/12/26/great-hair/#comment-117552
Do people still work there? Please write back as soon as you can.
https://podcast.history.org/2005/08/22/silversmith/#comment-117530
where is Williamsburg
https://podcast.history.org/2005/08/22/silversmith/#comment-117529
I'm only a child but i would love to be one
https://podcast.history.org/2012/04/30/meet-the-carpenter/#comment-117479
Colonel James Innes was my first cousin, 5 times removed! I can't wait to visit again some day and see this reenactment!
https://podcast.history.org/2015/05/25/this-memorial-day-conversation-with-a-soldier/#comment-117436
i love it so much more info than the printer podcast
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-117411
Great podcast - I really enjoyed it!
https://podcast.history.org/2014/10/20/burial-shrouds/#comment-117054
i really enjoy the podcasts the wheelwright sounds like a good job for a colonial job i wanna be a wheelwright when i get older so i can bild wheel
https://podcast.history.org/2015/07/20/reinventing-the-wheel/#comment-117043
i really like the video you described um a wheelwright really well. i enjoyed the video and keep listening to it over and over again. colonial america is one of my favorite things to learn in sch...
https://podcast.history.org/2015/07/20/reinventing-the-wheel/#comment-117039
In reply to Leonard Koskodan. true it does take a long time to make bricks:)
https://podcast.history.org/2014/10/13/brick-by-brick/#comment-117012
I like how your videos are very educational to the young.
https://podcast.history.org/2008/10/27/witches-in-the-colonies/#comment-116999
In reply to administrator. They podcast interview was well done. You both spoke well! Here is a hist...
https://podcast.history.org/2015/03/16/the-george-washington-seal/#comment-115022
Interesting tidbit about Lady Dunmore. Interpreter Corinne Dame may be a distant cousin of mine since we share the same last name. My maiden name is Dame, from Georgia/Virginia/New Hampshire stoc...
https://podcast.history.org/2008/08/25/first-lady-of-virginia/#comment-114888
This was a great podcast Rachel
https://podcast.history.org/2016/05/16/the-return-of-the-cherokee/#comment-112815
This is the most helpful podcast I have seen yet!
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-112768
This really helped me understand who Benedict Arnold really was! Arnold is my favorite person in the war!
https://podcast.history.org/2006/11/27/benedict-arnold/#comment-112441
In reply to mitzel. Me too I’v Been reading all about this trade!! Amazing!
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/02/meet-the-cooper/#comment-112404
Thanks a lot this will help me a lot
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-110322
the website is fun
https://podcast.history.org/2010/12/13/a-perfect-copy/#comment-110310
It has helped so much with my homework and school work! Thanks for the podcast!
https://podcast.history.org/2011/09/19/williamsburgs-blacksmith/#comment-110281
I'm happy to know that the shop is still thriving and evolving! Mistress Whitacre has been at the helm for a long time. I'm a little disappointed when I hear information like the podcast presents...
https://podcast.history.org/2014/05/12/sixty-years-of-millenary-history/#comment-109008
get well soon we are hoping to see you soon. You are our favorite interpreter
https://podcast.history.org/2005/08/29/interpreting-patrick-henry/#comment-108549
great podcast
https://podcast.history.org/2007/04/23/jamestown-unearthed/#comment-107471
awesome podcast
https://podcast.history.org/2014/10/06/reading-history-backwards/#comment-107177
Our family really loved Bryan Austin's portrayal of Madison. Very funny and endearing (his responses when asked about Hamilton were a riot!). Thanks for putting a face and a wit to the namesake o...
https://podcast.history.org/2014/02/17/being-james-madison/#comment-104290
Why did the CW Fife and Drum Corps use the Cowpens Flag in their Salute to the States, today July 4, 2018?
https://podcast.history.org/2015/06/08/the-sound-of-battle-cws-fifes-and-drums/#comment-102608
Never gets old. CW: please bring back the podcasts! All of us need to remember how it all started. Differing ideals, but the same vision. I always play this on 4th of July for my family.
https://podcast.history.org/2011/07/04/life-liberty-and-the-pursuit-of-happiness/#comment-102550
Why have you stopped you podcast. Past and Present.
https://podcast.history.org/2017/01/30/journey-to-redemption/#comment-101584
Over 100 umms. Better to read the transcript on this one. Otherwise very interesting.
https://podcast.history.org/2013/08/26/immortal-bricks-and-mortar/#comment-100429
Nice!
https://podcast.history.org/2012/01/30/town-gunsmith/#comment-99810
Oh my gosh it still works after 10 years!!! Thank you! :)
https://podcast.history.org/2008/05/19/for-what-ails-you/#comment-99458