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- The life of one of the USA's Founding Fathers, its second President, and his role in the nation's first 50 years.
- This film recounts Hamilton's life from his humble beginnings to his tragic death. Reenactments, first-person narratives, and historic images bring Hamilton's story to life and illustrate his vital role in the founding of our nation.
- The revivals of the Great Awakening shook Britain's North American colonies from spiritual slumber during the 1730s-1750s. In Virginia it touched men and women whose spiritual needs had been too long neglected by the legally established Anglican Church. In homes, meeting houses, and in open fields, rich and poor, black and white, men and women mingled to hear emotional messages of a personal God and salvation. The Great Awakening rattled and cracked the foundations of hierarchal authority and official religion from Georgia to New England, reverberating through the decades to the Revolution and the collapse of British rule.
- "Solo Orange" is inspired by the life of John Van Bergen who died unexpectedly by suicide in early January of 2018. The film's goal is to give audiences an internal and external perspective on an individual who is dealing with the effects of anxiety and depression.
- Perry Como celebrates an early American Christmas in Williamsburg VA, with John Wayne and Diana Canova.
- In January 1990, Lawrence Douglas Wilder, the grandson of slaves, stood poised to become the governor of Virginia. That he was America's first elected African-American governor made this an historic victory. That it happened in Virginia - home of the capital of the Confederacy - made it truly remarkable. Watch the fascinating story of this skilled legislator, lawyer and politician.
- ROTC squad leader Will Poole joins his University's cheerleading squad. Hilarity ensues.
- President Gerald Ford and Governor Jimmy Carter debate domestic and foreign issues.