Playing Cowboy
On View
This summer the Shelburne Museum presents the exhibition Playing Cowboy at Pizzagalli Center for Art and . . .
PKN BTV Vol. 27: Catherine Hall
PechaKucha Night Burlington, Vol. 27
Catherine Hall on painting in the ancient encaustic style using pigments, beeswax and a heat gun. PechaKucha Night . . .
Roman Mining Technology; Tour of Iran 2017
Strata: Portraits of Humanity
(1) Many of the most valuable coins minted in ancient Rome had gold mined from northern Portugal. Huge work areas in . . .
The Invisible Nation
Quebec: People & Places
The Algonquin once lived in harmony with the vast territory they occupied. This balance was upset when the Europeans . . .
On Nikumaroro in search of Amelia Earhart; Medieval French abbey
(1) The 2017 expedition to Nikumaroro in search of Amelia Earhart was a truly memorable experience for ALI Director . . .
A Museum in the City
In A MUSEUM IN THE CITY, filmmaker Luc Bourdon invites us on a tour of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA). A . . .
Buried landscapes of Pennsylvania; TAC Festival 2018
(1) A look into the fifty-year practice of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 in Pennsylvania. Traveling . . .
WHC: Rowand Brucken, “Double Talk on Doubleday”
Woodstock Community TV
"Double-talk On Doubleday: How and Why a Civil War General Invented America's Game of Baseball" with Rowand Brucken - . . .
Historic Idaho Aircraft; Underground Verona
(1) The Idaho National Laboratory near Pocatello includes two bombing ranges used in World War Two to train bomber . . .
Honey Hunters
In the rainforests of Malaysia, the Tualang tree stands high above others, hosting hives of Asiatic Giant Bees. Once a . . .
Dawn of the Etruscans
The Villanovan Culture of northern and central Italy, between 900 and 700 BC, was ancestral to the more well known . . .
Community abandoned to build nuclear facility
Hawthorne was a small community in Aiken County, South Carolina. When the construction of the Savannah River Site . . .
The 'Fetish' Revisited: Marx, Freud, and the Gods Black People Make
This talk opens a UVM Religion Department Speaker Series entitled Religious Objects and Embodied Practices in the . . .
Let's Declare Victory and Get Out!: Vermont Senator George D. Aiken and the Vietnam War
Center for Research on Vermont: Research Seminars
The war in Vietnam, which lasted at least 25 years, had a huge impact on the psyche of the nation and has informed . . .
Spirited Things: Sacred Arts of the Black Atlantic
In the fall of 2017, Fleming Museum of Art presented the exhibition Spirited Things: Sacred Arts of the Black . . .
Picturing Frederick Douglass with John Stauffer, Ph.D.
Did you know that Frederick Douglass was the most photographed American of the 19th century? Douglass scholar John . . .
Gary Shattuck: Opium Eaters, The Opium Epidemic in Late 19th Century Vermont
Woodstock Historical Society presents "Opium Eaters", the opium epidemic in Late 19th Century Vermont with author Gary . . .
Tales of the 10th: The Mountain Troops and American Skiing
Bridgewater Historical Society presents: Tales of the 10th- The Mountain Troops and American Skiing. A lecture by . . .
Birds of Burlington
Burlington Geographic: Burlington's Place-Based Identity
Ornithology enthusiasts explore the Queen City's feathered residents and what they can teach us in "Birds of . . .
Symphony for the City of the Dead
Mt. Mansfield Community Television
Discussion with Author M.T. Anderson about "Symphony for the City of the Dead: Dmitri Shostakovich and the Siege of . . .
Champlain College: A History
Champlain Presents
Champlain College student production that explores the story of Champlain College from its founding in . . .
Prisoner Integration: Involving the Community -- A Vermont Story
The Center hosts the 42nd annual meeting and awards featuring a research talk by Sociologist and Professor Kathy Fox . . .
The Folklorist: Episode 13
The Folklorist
NewTV is proud to present the thirteenth episode of The Folklorist. Host John Horrigan tells the stories of an . . .
The Folklorist: Episode 14
NewTV is proud to present the fourteenth episode of The Folklorist. Host John Horrigan tells the stories of a group of . . .
Paul Revere’s Ride: A New Look at an Old Story
CATV8 - Community Access Television
Norwich ~ Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David Hackett Fischer will reexamine the actions and the myth of Paul . . .
Opiate Use in Vermont: The Present Reflects the Past
Daisy Turner’s Kin: An African American Family Saga
Robert Mello: Moses Robinson and the Founding of Vermont
The History of Burlington's Waterfront
PKN BTV Vol. 17: Gail Rosenberg and Elise Guyette
Woodstock Ski Tow
Looking Back at Vermont: Farm Security Administration Photographs of Vermont, 1936 - 1942
Buffalo Soldier Contributions: 10th Cavalry Regiment, U.S. Army
If Vermont Were a Book Then Rock, Forest, Soil, Water, Ice and Humankind would be its Chapters
From Chittenden County to Baton Rouge: Vermonters, the Civil War, and the Road to Emancipation
Art Cohn: Lake Champlain & the American Revolution
Trapping Boats of Lake Champlain - Gallery Talk by Douglas Brooks
Art Cohn: The Sinking of the General Butler
Lake Champlain in Under an Hour
The Champlain Valley Context of the War
9,000 Years of Life Under the Bridge: The Archaeology of Chimney Point
Portraits and Politics: John Singleton Copley and the Heroes of the American Revolution
Douglas Wheeler - George Washington Spied Here
An Illustrated Trip Through American Popular Song
The Folklorist: Episode 12
Turning Points in American History: An Overview
Kara Walker: Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated)
Yankee Urchins and Pie-Nurtured Maidens: Winslow Homer's Paintings of 1870s America
