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Fort Monroe, once a Union Army stronghold, has a much older history that predates the American Civil War. In 1607, English explorers named the land Point Comfort—but its first inhabitants were not English. Who were these people? Join Ranger Ashley Ranalli from Captain John Smith National Historic Trail, along with her colleague Kalen Anderson, of […]

Join us on July 16 for an engaging Community Conversation with Kathleen Thompson from the Fleet and Family Support Center. About this event Come and take a deep dive into the lives of those who struggled with mental illness on Fort Monroe in the mid to late 19th century during their time on the Fort, […]

  In April 1862, the Union Army of the Potomac advanced up the Virginia Peninsula for the much anticipated offensive against the Confederate capital at Richmond. Join historian J. Michael Moore for a lively discussion about the battlefields and historic sites in the City of Newport News and their impact on one of the American […]

About this event Season Two of Evolution of Freedom continues!! Join us as we discuss one of our favorite topics, The Food!! Our third episode was postponed due to unforeseen circumstances but we are back and will be live on July 27th as we dig into what it means to be of Asian Pacific Islander […]

Managing Freedom's Flow:  Public Works at Fort Monroe Have you ever wondered how a small community manages public works through widely different seasonal needs? Join us as Sean Fisher with Veolia North America shares how Fort Monroe manages public works and keeps everything flowing. Colonies RV & Travel Park - Shelter #3 501 Fenwick Road […]