Videos and Online Programs
Through the support of individuals and foundations, we cover a lot of ground around Virginia each year. With the videos and recorded webinars below, you can learn about our work maintaining and interpreting our six historic sites, interesting people and places in Virginia history, and our advocacy for historic sites all over the Commonwealth. Keep an eye on our Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube accounts for new videos as they premiere!
To see a list of all of the speakers who have participated in our webinars and online programs see Panelists.
The 2022 Preservation Academy Series: Virginia State-Level Grants for historic African American and Indigenous Sites
The 2022 Preservation Academy Series: Federal-Level Grants for historic African American and Indigenous Sites
Bacon’s Castle Visits Living 757 to talk Black History in the 757
The 2022 Preservation Academy Series: Understanding National and State Historic Registers
Knights, Mead and History: The Spring Village Faire
Battlefields Threatened by Data Centers: Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places 2022
Textile Treasures Video Series: Bed Rug
Textile Treasures Video Series: The Quilt Top Mystery
The 2022 Preservation Academy Series: Understanding Historic Districts
Behind the Walls at Bacon’s Castle
General Assembly Preview Webinar
Textile Treasures Video Series: Ambler Needlework
Raising the Roof at Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown
Saving Turkey Run: Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places 2021
Archaeology, Social Relevance, and Community Engagement
Historic Preservation and Natural Resource Conservation: National Heritage Areas and the Great Dismal Swamp
Most Endangered Historic Places, Civil War Battlefields in which United States Colored Troops (USCT) Fought Webinar
Preserving USCT Battlefields: Virginia’s Most Endangered Historic Places 2021
Historic Preservation and Environmental Justice Webinar
Archaeological Discoveries at Scotchtown
History Where It Happened: The 1807 Treason Trial of Aaron Burr
Scotchtown Revealed
Preserving Historic Barns
Bricks and Bones: Archaeological Discoveries in the Bacon’s Castle Hinterlands
Historic Resources and Disasters: Solutions and Planning Webinar
2021 General Assembly Session Preview Webinar
Rosenwald Schools in Virginia: Updates and Preservation Tools Webinar
Restoration and Discovery at the John Marshall House
Preservation Awards Interview Series: Chloe Shelton
Touring John Smith’s “New Fort” in Surry, Virginia
Webinar: Preserving and Recording African American Cemeteries
Preservation Awards Interview Series: Literacy InterActives
History Where it Happened Series: Marbury v. Madison
Webinar: Intended to Endure: Marshall and the Court
Preservation Awards Interview Series: Halifax County Historical Society
Preservation Awards Interview Series: Restoration Housing
The Role of Historic Preservation in Recovering from the Pandemic: An Online Discussion
Preserving the Smokehouse at Bacon’s Castle
Webinar: Visions of Race in Early Republic Richmond
Making Preservation More Inclusive: An Online Discussion
Webinar: A Virtual Tour of Bacon’s Castle
Webinar: John Marshall at Home
Webinar: Treasures of Preservation Virginia
A Visit to the Flippen Cemetery
The Mint Julep: John Marshall Affirmed
A Silver Lining: Archivist Rats
Tobacco Barn Quilt Trail
Interview with Henry Rice, Model Maker
Paint Analysis and Restoration Work at Cape Henry Lighthouse
Conservation of Letter from George Washington to John Marshall in Preservation Virginia’s Artifact Collection
Webinar: John Marshall at Home
Reversible Needlework Sampler of Mary Ambler Marshall
Historic Duke of Norfolk Punch Recipe with the Curator of Collections
2020 Preservation Virginia Award Winners
Preservation Virginia: 140 Years of Saving the Irreplaceable
A Special Message from the CEO
The Cole Digges House: a Tour of Preservation Virginia’s Statewide Headquarters
350 Year Old Brick Red Wash at Bacon’s Castle
The Mystery of the 1701 Barn at Bacon’s Castle
Preserving African American Historic Places Conference in Alexandria, Virginia
