TV Specials, City of Norfolk: Recent Episodes
City of Norfolk
Tim Reid's Legacy Media Institute, in partnership with Norfolk State University and the City of Norfolk will present the first annual International Film Festival
Norfolk Fire-Rescue was established in 1871. The Norfolk Fire-Rescue Museum, a unit within NFR, was established in 2004.
This is the presentation given to the Secure Commonwealth Panel on May 6, 2013 regarding recurrent coastal flooding in Virginia. While the original presentation was not recorded, it was performed again to allow the community see that which was presented
Located on the Chesapeake Bay and a key installation during the Civil War (Lincoln was there too), Fort Monroe is now being converted from a military installation to a national monument. See the Fort's Superintendent, Kristen Talken-Spaulding discuss the history and future of this historic landmark as she presents to the Norfolk Historical Society. Following her the Executive Director of the Ft. Monroe Authority, Glenn Oder discusses what is to become of the area directly surrounding the fort
A Norfolk Perspectives On Location classic interview with Art and Bob Batcher discussing kids, early childhood development and much more
An interview with U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Region III Director Joanne Grossi
Get to know the powerful personality of Eleanor Roosevelt. Virginia Patriots historical interpreter Bonnie Fairbanks brings the former First Lady to life A Norfolk Historical Society Presentation
Colonel Paul B. Olsen, District Commander of Norfolk District, US Army Corps of Engineers spoke on French Fortifications and Fort Norfolk. Olsen traces the history of military fortifications in 17th and 18th century France and discuss their influence on the design of early coastal fortifications in America, including Fort Norfolk
Author John Amrhein reveals the actual location of the Island in the fictional book and Norfolks role in this classic story
The Surrender and Occupation of Norfolk during the Civil War presented by Norfolk Historical Society
Got a line on the amazing people buried in the city cemetaries of this 200 plus year old city by the sea
well-known and not so well-known structures that have been lost to history but preserved forever in photographs, a Norfolk Public Library Presentation
Know the Code - A primer on Norfolk city codes and how you can improve the appearance of your neighborhood
Get the 411 on what exactly a reverse mortgage is by watching this Norfolk Public Library presentation
A living history look at Marquis de Lafayette, a French nobleman who became a hero of the American Revolution
Meet and hear the stories of your neighbors and police officers who went that extra mile to make a positive difference in your community
Secret History of the Weather Channel, A Frank Batten story presented by author Connie Sage to the Norfolk Historical Socieety and includes Weather Channel bloopers
Pearl Harbor - A Norfolk resident remembers is a presentation of Norfolk Public Libraries given in June of 2011
A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF NORFOLK - The Virginian Pilot Newspaper photographs found in the Norfolk Public Library Sargeant Memorial Collection
African American contributions to American history, a City of Norfolk theatrical presentation at the Attucks theater 2007
2011 State of the City of Norfolk recorded at the Waterside Marriott on February 4, 2011
The Future of Transportation in Hampton Roads, Mayor Fraim presentation to Norfolk civic league presidents on December 8 2010
You can beat Prostate Cancer with a full court press - a creative documentary by the Norfolk Department of Health and NNN TV-48
Meet the everyday heros from your neighborhood who have made a difference recorded October 2010
High Speed Rail in Hampton Roads - October 5th, 2010 Informational meeting with the Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation