Rick Britton – Charlottesville Podcasting Network: Recent Episodes
Rick Britton
In recognition of this year's 200th anniversary of the University of Virginia, Sunday Morning Wake Up Call producer Dan Gould talks with historian Rick Britton about the founding of Mr. Jefferson's university.
Sunday Morning Wake-up Call producer Dan Gould talks with local historian Rick Britton about the history behind Charlottesville's Civil War statues.
Local historian and broadcaster Coy Barefoot talks to Charlottesville author, historian and cartographer Rick Britton.
On March 31, 2016, Travis McDonald presented the fourth and final part of our Thursday series entitled Jefferson's Legacies.
On March 10, 2016, Rick Britton presented the third lecture in our four part CPN Thursday series entitled Jefferson's Legacies.
On March 3, 2016, Beth Sawyer presented the second lecture in a our four part CPN Thursday series entitled Jefferson’s Legacies.
On February 18, 2016, Peggy Cornet presented the first lecture in a new four part CPN Thursday series entitled Jefferson’s Legacies.
Leni Sorensen presented the sixth and final part of our CPN Thursday series entitled "The Civil War Through Different Lenses" for 2015.
National Park Service historian Beth Parnicza shares her personal memories of four years of the American Civil War sesquicentennial visiting and tour leading.
Listen as Ron Wilson describes with exquisite detail the final 90 minutes of the American Civil War as it happened on April 9, 1865, and the two great men that ended it.
In this podcast Charlottesville historian Rick Britton talks about the role that Monticello played in the American Civil War.
Ron Coddington tells the story of how both the North and South developed their navy during the American Civil War.
