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The American Revolution offers countless remarkable stories of ordinary citizens doing extraordinary things—from the call for independence in 1776 Philadelphia to the improbable surrender at Yorktown in 1781. Hampton Roads, with its deep harbors and strategic position in the prosperous Virginia colony, played a distinct role in that history. As America prepares to mark its 250th anniversary, WHRO presents Revolution 250: Stories From The First Shore, a chronicle of America's semi-quincentennial through the people, actions, and events that have shaped our country. This weekly feature offers a fresh and intriguing look at American independence through our region's unique lens. This podcast is independently produced in recognition of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution and is not officially affiliated with any national or state Revolution 250 organizations.
Unknown Host hosts Revolution 250: Stories From The First Shore, a general show with 59 episodes published.
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we conclude our series with a return to the genesis of the American experiment. At the Fifth Virginia Convention in Williamsburg, delegates called for independence, adopte
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we take a closer look at the generation that launched the American Revolution. Many of the figures we remember as Founding Fathers were remarkably young when they challeng
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore how music connected ordinary people in colonial Virginia. Familiar tunes played in taverns, marketplaces, and ports brought communities together and helped crea
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we tell the story of Richard Dale, a Norfolk County sailor who rose from the merchant trade to become one of America’s first naval heroes. From captivity and escape during
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore the Moore House at Yorktown, where officers from Britain, France, and the American forces negotiated the surrender terms that effectively ended the Revolutionar
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore Williamsburg’s colonial playhouse and the entertainment culture that flourished before the American Revolution. Theater, music, and performance connected Virgin
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore the Great Dismal Swamp and the hidden communities that formed there during the Revolutionary era. As colonists tried to reshape the land for profit, people esca
As America reflects on 250 years of independence, we remember the women whose courage, sacrifice, and determination helped shape a nation. They published revolutionary ideals, organized boycotts, supported the fight for
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we examine the British raid of 1779 and Virginia’s role as a supply center for the American Revolution. British forces struck ports, shipyards, and storage sites across So
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore how newspapers shaped the American Revolution. Competing editions of the Virginia Gazette reflected deep divisions in colonial society and influenced how people
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we continue the story of Benedict Arnold after his defection. Once a respected officer, Arnold entered British service and used his knowledge of the Continental Army durin
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore the Gunpowder Incident, when a quiet overnight decision in Williamsburg sparked anger, suspicion, and growing calls for action. The moment revealed just how qui
Revolution 250: Sounds of a New Nation: Music in Colonial Virginia explores how music reveals the cultural origins of early America. Hosted by Dr. Wayla Chambo and Dr. Barry Graham, and produced by Aurora Monserrat, the
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore how music shaped military life and communication. The signal known as tap-toe guided soldiers back to their quarters and became part of the structure of the Con
On Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore, we explore how music and sound shaped the experience of the American Revolution. From battlefield commands to daily camp routines, drums and fifes carried orders, built mo
This March, Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore honors the women of the American Revolution. Polly Miller ran a tavern at Great Bridge that became a place of care after battle, where she treated wounded soldiers
Podcast Description This March, Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore honors the women of the American Revolution. Sarah Osborn Benjamin followed the Continental Army through years of hardship, carrying food throu
This March, Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore highlights women of the American Revolution. Betsy Ambler Carrington recorded the upheaval of wartime Virginia through her letters. She later worked to expand educ
This March, Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore honors the women of the American Revolution. When Clementina Rind took control of the Virginia Gazette after her husband’s death, she preserved one of the most pow
This March, Revolution 250: Stories from The First Shore honors the women of the American Revolution for Women's History Month: Anne Roberts inherited land, defied expectations, and became central to a landmark legal cas
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