First House - Virginia's Executive Mansion

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  • Опубликовано: 9 окт 2012
  • Appeal Production is honored to present a behind the scenes look at "First House," celebrating 200 years of Virginia's Executive Mansion.
    Special thanks to Old Crow Medicine Show for providing the music for the opening credits, "Carry Me Back."
    Credits
    An Appeal Production
    Music: "Carry Me Back to Virginia" by Old Crow Medicine Show. Courtesy of ATO Records. www.crowmedicine.com/ (used for the open)
    All other music provided by FirstCom Music
    Videographers: Andy Vanhook & Jon Iwanicki
    Editor: Beau Baker
    Written by: Andy Vanhook & Beau Baker
    adapted from the book
    "First House" by Mary Miley Theobald
    Executive Producers: Maureen McDonnell & Sarah Scarbrough
    Narrated by: James Herron
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Комментарии • 22

  • @lj5801
    @lj5801 2 года назад +3

    Queen Elizabeth II may have visited the mansion, but that's a photo of her mother, Queen (consort) Elizabeth. Other than that, highly enjoyable and informative video.

  • @bscottb8
    @bscottb8 10 лет назад +6

    It should be mentioned that Virginia's Executive Mansion was designed by architect Alexander Parris, who also designed Quincy Market in Boston.

  • @phillipmcgough6282
    @phillipmcgough6282 3 года назад +6

    It's a great house, overall good video & a great history, but many of those first 'housekeeping staff' were not willing. How hard is it to acknowledge that in the 21C? Virginia has grown & moved on. Just a bit on the nose to lump all the staff together like this.

  • @rbsmith3365
    @rbsmith3365 4 года назад +4

    I’ve lived in Virginia for 6 years. I didn’t have a chance to see everything. Monticello no. Mt Vernon yes. In Richmond just drove thru Interstate 95 and attended boarding school in Washington is all about.

  • @leedstao
    @leedstao 10 лет назад +3

    Just watched Bob Vila's program of the renovation of this house.

    • @ObamaFromKenya
      @ObamaFromKenya 3 года назад

      I was surprised the private residence was

  • @michaeltres
    @michaeltres 3 года назад +5

    Two and a half minutes of introduction to a five-minute production. Enslaved people called "nannies, maids, and cooks". Bob McDonnell and his wife pretending to love each other when they later testified in court that they weren't even on speaking terms while they lived in the Governor's Mansion. What is this show?

    • @Sunshine-zm1fx
      @Sunshine-zm1fx 3 месяца назад

      It's the "Virginia Doesn't Suck" show. Virginia is one of the states with the largest percentage of racist white trash.

  • @m.jministry356
    @m.jministry356 2 года назад

    Glenn Youngkins New Home

  • @ObamaFromKenya
    @ObamaFromKenya 3 года назад +2

    President Barack Obama visited the mansion in 2009. Video left that out.

  • @RobertPowell3
    @RobertPowell3 7 лет назад +6

    This kinda made me sick. To see 21st century slaves. These people have no idea what they sound like. It still looks like it's 1861 there. They passed down the butler job like it was to be cherished.

    • @worldbooks2003
      @worldbooks2003 6 лет назад +7

      Sorry you got sick Robert, but if you actually stepped into reality for a bit, you will realize that there is no one at the Mansion there today, that had slaves or condone them. We should learn from history but not hold others who had no part of events responsible for them. Your calling them slaves is condescending to the employees and is certainly on the edge of racism.
      I am sure that the people that work at the Mansion today are proud of the work they do and recognized for that work. I would also guess that they are free to leave if they desire. Robert, you need to understand the difference between history and today's reality.

    • @TomSmith-gw6fn
      @TomSmith-gw6fn 5 лет назад +4

      RobertPowell3 What the hell are you talking about?? Modern day butlers are highly trained, highly efficient certified professionals who take great pride in their work. They’re the absolute height of the service industry and they’re compensated well. What a sinister form of deep-seated racism that you see slavery here. We don’t need any white saviors.

    • @piusx8317
      @piusx8317 4 года назад +4

      Typical comment from a black guy. Get over it and move on.

    • @shanemcfadden6427
      @shanemcfadden6427 4 года назад +2

      I'm a white man, from Central Virginia. But i had the exact same thought as soon as I saw the three black servants setting the table in the intro.
      I wish I could say things were getting better, but racism and stupidity, sadly, seem to be making a disturbing comeback.

    • @piusx8317
      @piusx8317 2 года назад +3

      @@shanemcfadden6427 Are you an idiot? They aren't servants but paid enployees. They choose to do the job

  • @nancytrout5580
    @nancytrout5580 2 года назад

    Why all the racism questions? Reading into what you see on the video is ridiculous. Robert Powell is sickened by a black man with what is no doubt a fantastic job? Why? If there is any racism involved, I’d venture to say it starts with Mr Powell.

  • @Hydrojn
    @Hydrojn 7 месяцев назад

    How distguisehd, wut about Billy Ray Valentines