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Everything new

Everything that's New
Includes all the feeds listed below including special events and multimedia. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/everythingnewfeed.cfm

What's New & Special Events

What's New
Stay up-to-date with Colonial Williamsburg events with this "What's New" RSS feed. It will alert you when we've added new Web site features and content, hotel and vacation packages, publications, and more. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/experience/rssfeed_whatsnew.xml

Upcoming Special Events
This feed will show you all of Colonial Williamsburg's upcoming special events. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/visit/eventsAndExhibits/specialEvents/specialeventsfeed.cfm

Blogs

Garden Blog
See what’s blooming, learn why it was planted, read updates from Colonial Williamsburg gardeners, and talk with other green thumbs from around the world. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://blogs.history.org/garden-rss

Cannon Blog
Colonial Williamsburg’s Historic Trades department proposes to build a precisely accurate and fully equipped reproduction of a Revolutionary War light 3-pounder cannon. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://blogs.history.org/cannon-rss

iCitizenForum
From a small village to the whole world,we either help democracy work or it stops working. Ideas matter. Yours are essential. Welcome to iCitizenForum. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.icitizenforum.org/feed

Coffeehouse Blog
This blog follows the reconstruction of the 18th-century Charlton Coffeehouse in Williamsburg, Virginia. The building is being reconstructed by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://research.history.org/Coffeehouse/Blog/rss.cfm?mode=full

Multimedia

All multimedia
Colonial Williamsburg's most recent podcasts, vodcasts, slideshows, downloads, interactive features, video, and audio, all in one place. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/multimedia.cfm

Podcasts
Colonial Williamsburg: Past & Present podcasts introduces a different view of the restored 18th-century capital of Williamsburg, Virginia. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/media/rssfeeds_cw.xml

Enhanced Podcasts
The audio version of our weekly podcasts, enhanced with images. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/media/rssfeeds_cw_enhanced.xml

Video Podcasts
Colonial Williamsburg: Past & Present video podcasts introduces a different view of the restored 18th-century capital of Williamsburg, Virginia. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/media/rssfeeds_cw_video.xml

Slideshows
Our collection of online slideshows showcasing all aspects of Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/slideshows.xml

Video
View online videos showcasing all aspects of Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/videos.xml

Interactive
Online features including online exhibits, games, puzzles, and activities. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/interactive.xml

Downloads
Free downloads including wallpapers, ringtones, and pumpkin carving patterns, showcasing all aspects of Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/downloads.xml

Audio
Listen online to interviews, music clips, and other assorted audio clips related to Colonial Williamsburg. To subscribe add this URL into your RSS reader:
http://www.history.org/cwf_xml/audio.xml