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Video, Multimedia and AudioVideo of the new TRADOC building Fort Monroe becomes Union Stronghold July 4, Storms interrupt Independence Day in Hampton Roads July 4, Final July 4 concert on active base Secy Ken Salazar tours Fort Monroe
Federal officials tour Fort Monroe: wavy.com Congressmen request Obama's help to preserve Ft. Monroehttp://www.wvec.com/home/Congressmen-request-Obamas-help-to-save-Ft-Monroe-120814809.html Place for slavery to UnravelSen. Mark Warner, Rep. Bobby Scott tour Fort MonroeThe Contraband StoryFort Monroe on What MattersKathy Lewis, HearSay discusses the future of Fort MonroeClick here to listen to the podcast Big Picture, Tour of Fort Monroe in the 1950'sOn the Road at Fort MonroeBig Picture: Historic Fort MonroeBig Picture, Tour of Fort Monroe in the 1940'sNational ParkHunt for Hampton History 2011A discussion on Major General Benjamin Butler and contraband slaves by historian, Bill Wiggins, and curator of the Hampton History Museum, Mike Cobb. Please join us from 10:00AM-4:00PM on March 19, 2011, at the Hampton History Museum, for the Hunt for Hampton History-Civil War. Admission is Free. The Civil War at 150Fort Monroe and 'Contraband of War'Podcast from the Virginia Foundation of the Humanities One Year To Go At Fort Monroe: Is The Stage Set? - July 23, 2010HearSay-WHRV 89.5 FMIn just over a year the Army will turn control of Fort Monroe over to the state. We'll talk with Kate Wiltrout of The Virginian-Pilot, Historian John Quarstein, William A. Armbruster, the Executive Director of the Fort Monroe Authority, and Mark Perreault, President of Citizens for a Fort Monroe National Park about the future prospects of the historic 570-acre site. Fort Monroe Authority take overArmy estimates Fort Monroe cleanup at $60M to $70MWhat Will Become of Hampton Roads?WHRO, Here and Then, by John QuarsteinLooking out upon the Chesapeake Bay, Fort Monroe is re-designed as the largest moat encircled stone fortification in North America. It will be knows as the Gibraltar of the Chesapeake. WHRO, Here and Then, by John QuarsteinLincoln visits Fort Monroe and is disappointed the CSS Virginia is still dogging his fleet. When she is sunk Lincoln exclaims She had been a thorn in our side for along time and now she is gone. Fortress Monroe, A Kingdom by the Sea, WHROKingdom by the Sea first aired in 2007. Since that time, a Programmatic Agreement has been signed among the United States Army, Virginia State Historic Preservation Officer, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, Commonwealth of Virginia, Fort Monroe Federal Area Development Authority (Fort Monroe FADA) and the National Park Service for the closure and dispoal of Fort Monroe, VA "This is the document that is going to guide what we can and cannot do" with the fort's historic properties, Armbruster said Thursday, April 16, 2009. The Army will end the military mission at the waterfront base in Hampton on September 14, 2011. The PA drafting process involved extensive public input and dozens of "consulting parties," including Hampton University, the Diocese of Richmond, the Norfolk Historical Society, and Citizens for a Fort Monroe National Park. National Park Service update: Members of the Fort Monroe FADA Historic Preservation Advisory Group and the Fort Monroe Federal Area Development Authority board are working with the National Park Service to explore partnership options for the future. March 20 - Board toasts agreement on Fort Monroe transition Bill Armbruster on WHRO, Friday, March 6, 2009, 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.What Matters airs at 8:30 on Fridays, with a repeat at 10:30, as part of WHRO's Friday night public affairs lineup: In 2011, the U.S. Army will transfer the 570-acre Fort Monroe post in Hampton to the state government. How will the site be developed? Will it become a national park? There are many questions in building the future of the Fort Monroe site. On the program we'll take a look at some of the plans and what some believe should be done with the property. Cathy Lewis hosts "What Matters" Friday, March 13th, on WHRO-TV 15/digital 15.1. You will need Quick Time to play this video, you can download it for free at this link: http://7-mediaplayer.com/1/index.asp?aff=101&camp=gg_quick_us&se=google
February 2009 - Who were the First Americans?In, Virginia an archaeology site, dates first humans to 18,000 BCE Definition: You can hear from Archaeologists Joseph McAvoy discusses theories about the first Americans based on artifacts unearthed at the Cactus Hill site in Virginia. Click here. In December, 2000, National Geographic published an article titled Hunt for the First Americans by Michael Parfit with photographs by Kenneth Garrett. And, a companion website. The following link (below) will take you the webpage of K. Kris Hirst, who provides updated information on Cactus Hill. http://archaeology.about.com/od/cterms/g/cactushill.htm February 19, 2009 - Watermen are 'catching pots' instead of harvesting crabsPete Freeman of Hampton is one of 58 Virginia watermen participating in a work program stemming from a federal declaration that the Chesapeake Bay's crab fishery is a national disaster. Congress approved $10 million to aid watermen after state regulators shut down the winter crabbing season. Now, instead of harvesting crabs, Freeman is working for the government, scouring the lower Bay for abandoned crab pots and other marine trash. http://hamptonroads.com/2009/02/his-catch-3100-crab-pots-so-far-and-one-baby-stroller January 2009 - Fort Monroe FADA has panel discussion with city officialshttp://hampton.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=148 January 26, 2009 - Bill Armbruster, talks with Cathy Lewis on Hear Say on WHRV about Fort MonoreSegment B: Fort Monroe The Fort Monroe National Park Foundation hired the Trust for Public Land to conduct a study on the conversion of Fort Monroe into parkland and the results have been presented to the Fort Monroe Federal Area Development Authority. We'll talk with members of both groups about the future of Fort Monroe today on HearSay. Segment B, starts about 30 minutes into the radio broadcast which aired on Monday, January 26, 2009. http://www.whro.com/home/publicradio/whrv/localprogramming/hearsay/2009+Archives/January/012609.htm January 19, 2009 - Virginian Pilot takes a look at the life of Edgar Allan Poe in this multi-media presentationEdgar Allan Poe served at Fort Monroe, using the assumed name Pvt Perry. He was promoted to regimental Sgt Major one year after enlisting and only a few days before his 20th birthday. 2009 celebrates the 200th year of his birth. While living on base Poe is believed to have written Annabel Lee describing Fort Monroe as "a kingdom by the sea." Poe was born on January 19, 1809. 2009 celebrates the 200th year of his birth. http://hamptonroads.com/2009/01/interactive-life-virginian-edgar-allan-poe-200 May 29, 2008 - Virginian Pilot looks at the five management zones of Fort Monroe in this interactive-graphic.Take a look at the future of Fort Monroe in this multi-media called What does future hold for Fort Monroe? hamptonroads.com/2008/05/interactive-graphic-what-does-future-hold-fort-monroe October 17, 2008 - Architects say inventory of historic structures at Fort Monroe should be finished today.Video captures work of Fort Monroe FADA consultants documenting historic buildings Article that accompanies the video http://www.dailypress.com/video/?slug=dp-wn-preservation-architects-fort-monroe 2007 - Daily Press: Areas of Fort Monroe that need cleaning uphttp://www.dailypress.com/news/local/dp-fort.monroe.map.0812,0,3110126.htmlpage |