Restoring the Buena Vista Colored School
Unique map chronicles D-Day
A Prom during COVID
97-year-old high school graduate
When only hand painting will do
4500 salt and pepper shakers
Cy Twombly
Searching for enslaved ancestors
Should Confederate symbols be removed?
Sugar Camps
Omni Homestead Resort reopens
Making history at VMI
Sugar camps hold own Maple Festival
Rockbridge African-American soldiers
A traditional gift
VMI cadet running for charity
Wool pool
Saving the grapes
Best of Bruce:
History of Modern Thanksgiving Traditions
Best of Bruce:
Thanksgivings Original Recipe
Best of Bruce:
Modern Spin on Traditional 1860s Thanksgiving Cooking
Best of Bruce;
Sitting down for the traditional 1860s Thanksgiving Dinner
Filmed at historic locations throughout the former Soviet Union, "Stolen Years" examines the Stalinist terror through the eyes of its survivors. Through personal interviews and footage from Lubyanka prison, mass grave sites in St. Petersburg and Oryol, and the Butugychag forced labor camp in the Russian Far East, this film provides insight into a time of purge, arrests, deportations, and executions, which led to the deaths of an estimated 20 million people.
The Emmy award-winning film aired nationwide on PBS to critical acclaim.
Tasked with telling their story, this video was commissioned by the College Orientation Workshop program.
Eugene Williams, the founder and director of the COW program said, “Please know that you have captured the essence of what we are trying to do so nicely, without being patronizing or condescending."
Main Street Lexington commissioned this video to showcase downtown Lexington, Virginia's green spaces.
This is a test video for a brand concept documenting little known or ignored stories from history.