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18Apr2013
Emmy winning writer Gina DeAngelis (pictured) will be appearing at the National Civil War Naval Museum tonight at 7:30 for “Real to Reel History”. Gina’s goal has always been to make history exciting and interesting to people who think it isn’t. She has pursued this goal as an actor/combatant at a Renaissance Faire, as a teaching/research assistant, as a freelance writer of more than 60 books and articles, an actor and stage manager, playwright and screenwriter, production assistant, fifer, and currently, as Senior Editor-Writer of Educational Media at Colonial Williamsburg.
She’s written several historical feature scripts on spec, and her dialogue and story for a historical RPG, “Betwixt Folly and Fate,” won a Gold MUSE Award. Her first produced script, YORKTOWN, aired in 2006 and was nominated for a regional Emmy; her second, FOUNDERS OR TRAITORS?, aired in 2007 and was awarded an Emmy in 2008. THE WAR OF 1812 aired in January 2012, and CIVIL WAR IRONCLADS will premiere in March 2013. Onward and upward.
Gina will be appearing as part of Real to Reel History, tonight, April 18, part of History Now! Follow the link for more details.
Tags: Civil War, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, history, Living History, Museum, Naval History, navy, Port Columbus
18Apr2013
Frank began his career as a theatre actor in stock companies. After college he moved to Los Angeles in order to pursue on-camera work in TV and film. Desiring a change of pace he joined the military and returned four years later with a renewed interest in the entertainment industry. Since then he has become [...]
Tags: Civil War, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, Living History, Museum
17Apr2013
Willie Wright, pictured here at Historic Mount Vernon: George Washington’s Estate & Gardens, will be performing this Saturday April 20 at the National Civil War Naval Museum as part of History Now! Mr. Wright will be portraying Billy Lee, George Washington’s valet who accompanied him throughout the American Revolution. He has also performed at the Smithsonian, Monticello, [...]
Tags: Civil War, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, history, Living History, Museum, Naval History, Port Columbus
15Apr2013
The Columbus Brass is the performing ensemble of the brass faculty at Columbus State University’s Schwob School of Music. Since its inception in 1998, the group has performed frequently in Columbus, as well as making educational visits in the Atlanta area and beyond. Repertoire has ranged from little-known brass trio compositions to the classic repertoire [...]
Tags: Civil War, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, history, Living History, Museum, music, Naval History, Port Columbus
30Mar2013
Join us at The National Civil War Naval Museum April 18 & 20 as we bring history to life during History Now! — a living history and museum theatre festival. Kicking off this event is a special Members-only preview program, Real to Reel History. Real to Reel History • Members Preview and Membership Drive — [...]
Tags: Civil War, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, history, Living History, Museum, Naval History, reenactment
18Feb2013
Bitterly Divided: River Blast! March 16 at 12:30-4:30 p.m. At the National Civil War Naval Museum- 1002 Victory Drive Admission: Adults: $7.50Active Military: $6.50Seniors: $6.50Students: $6.00 Outdoor Program, 10 am – 4:00 pm – On the museum’s 9-acre grounds and full scale replica of the USS Water Witch: drills, encampment, cannon firings, and shipboard programming [...]
05Feb2013
February 16, 2013 – Black in Blue: African Americans in the Civil War Navies 150 years ago 35 African American men from the Chattahoochee River valley escaped slavery and joined the United States Navy. 150 years ago Slaves and former Slaves fought on opposing sides in Civil War Navies. 150 years ago black men and [...]
Tags: Black History Month, Civil War, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Education, Georgia, history, Living History, Museum, Naval History, navy, Port Columbus
23Jan2013
Next week, crews from Colonial Williamsburg will come to Columbus to film at The National Civil War Naval Museum and around parts of Columbus’ Historic District and Uptown areas. The film shoot is for one of the Emmy-winning Electronic Field Trip productions broadcast via PBS and online. These productions create immersive, interactive programs for students [...]
Tags: Civil War, Colonial Williamsburg, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, history, ironclad, Living History
21Nov2012
The Museum is closed Thanksgiving day. Stay safe and have fun. We will be open again on Friday as well as all weekend. Come see us once the Turkey’s gone!
Tags: Closings, Holidays
21Nov2012
Mini-Update: This Friday November 23, at 9:00 pm on the Biography channel, the National Civil War Naval Museum will be featured in an episode of “My Ghost Story.” For channel listing information, check your cable provider’s website or visit the “My Ghost Story” website.
19Nov2012
Two Weekends: December 1–2 & 8–9 FREE Admission! Santa’s first stop this Holiday Season is The National Civil War Naval Museum! The Museum’s annual Victorian Christmas Open House offers guests free, family-friendly Holiday festivities with a unique flair — from the famous Civil War era Santa and traditional Victorian entertainment, to refreshments and one-of-a kind [...]
Tags: Christmas, columbus, Columbus Georgia, Georgia, history, Living History, Museum, Santa, Victorian Christmas
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