Brian Bullock visits spots around Richmond learning about rail transportation and the groundbreaking technology that has its roots in Richmond, Virginia.
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Brian Bullock stops by the Valentine Museum to see their collection of prohibition era artifacts. -
Brian Bullock makes his way to Roanoke, Virginia, to learn the story about trailblazing Black filmmaker Oscar Micheaux.
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Brian Bullock heads to Lynchburg, Virginia, where he pays homage to the legacy of Desmond Doss, the inspiration behind the film Hacksaw Ridge.
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Image used with permission"Hidden History with Brian Bullock" uncovers Virginia's connection to early 20th Century Julius Rosenwald Schools for African American students.
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Image provided by Lorenzo DickersonHidden History with Brian Bullock uncovers new techniques in researching African-American genealogy.
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VPM's Hidden History with Brian Bullock examines the history of eggnog, recipes included, in an end-of-year holiday special.
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Hidden History with Brian Bullock uncovers one Virginian's creative and courageous response to the Holocaust.
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The Branch Libraries/Hidden History with Brian Bullock uncovers the daring escape of enslaved woman Martha Ann Fields and her family from Hanover, VA 89 miles to Fort Monroe.
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"Hidden History with Brian Bullock" explores the indigenous and Black history of The Great Dismal Swamp and Suffolk, Virginia.
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VPM is excited to team up with local filmmaker and historian Brian Bullock for a new series called "Hidden History with Brian Bullock." In the premiere episode, Bullock explores the tragic Church Hill tunnel collapse of Oct. 2, 1925.
