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DOMONAUT
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2020
A mini documentary series following notable historic homes and their significance around the DC area.
Historic Towns: Frederick, Maryland | History of Frederick | DomoNaut
The first of the Historic Town sub-series, Frederick is a wonderfully colorful and quiky town in central Maryland with architecture as diverse as its people.
@CityofFrederick-Government
0:00 Intro
0:19 History of early settlers
0:50 Great Wagon Road
1:21 Civil War
2:05 Frederick Ransom
2:44 Francis Scott Key
3:13 Architectural styles
@CityofFrederick-Government
0:00 Intro
0:19 History of early settlers
0:50 Great Wagon Road
1:21 Civil War
2:05 Frederick Ransom
2:44 Francis Scott Key
3:13 Architectural styles
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The Importance of Documenting | how DOMONAUT came to life
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No, this film is not set in DC, or on the East Coast at all, but I talk about the reasons why I started Domonaut, and the importance of documenting my life in this modern world | how to document your life story | how to make your life cinematic
University of Washington Campus Tour | DOMONAUT Places
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Ever wondered what it's like on University of Washington's campus on a peaceful day? #universityofwashington #washingtonuniversity #seattle #seattlelife
Historic Home Film: President Lincoln's Cottage | DomoNaut
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In this episode of DomoNaut, I sit down with the Executive Director, Preservation Manager and Assiciate Historian at President Lincoln's Cottage for a heartfelt and multifaceted account of President Lincoln and the people closest to him in Washington, DC. Located at the Soldier's Home in the Fort Totten neighborhood of Washington DC, the cottage in which the Lincolns spent their 3 summers durin...
Historic Home Film: Octagon House | DomoNaut
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Historic Home Film: Octagon House | DomoNaut
Historic Home Film: Woodrow Wilson House | DomoNaut
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Historic Home Film: Woodrow Wilson House | DomoNaut
Historic Home Film: Old Town Alexandria | DomoNaut
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Historic Home Film: Old Town Alexandria | DomoNaut
I’ve never even considered going there. I will definitely do so, now!
I’ve never seen any of that in Frederick!!!
Looks like such an adorable town with so many lovely shops!
I like preservation nerds.
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The Lincolns moved from Kentucky to Indiana (where Nancy Hanks Lincoln is buried), not Ohio.
Fantastic presentation!
You do such a wonderful job narrating this video and telling this story. You make it so interesting!
Thank you so much!! :)
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I see the progress!!!!
Such great music
Awesome documentary, it's on my list for my next DC visit.
thank you so much! It's amazing in person!
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That’s quite a large home! I was under the impression that cottages were small and that Lincoln was not particularly wealthy. Apparently I was wrong.
Is this a “Lee Family” house?
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Great shots, as per the ujjjjjj
Always good to see your videos, keep it up! 🙋♂️ Btw, are you currently seeking video editors or a thumbnail designer to enhance viewers, retention, or CTR? If yes, May I send you a previous work sample?
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Well done!! Really enjoyed this little known side of Abraham Lincoln!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🥰
Beautiful documentary, and jam packed with interesting and profound information. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
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Thank you! This was so interesting and nicely done...what a beautiful early house with so much history.
Thank you so much! It's really fascinating, the world that lies beyond the grand metropolitan museums.
So pretty!
I’ve been there!
such an interesting watch!!!
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I want to take every one of the tours she mentions at the end and i want Ms. Karcher to lead each one! I toured the house once about 25 years ago and my guide that day really made the history of the building come alive. Ms. Karcher has that same ability and then some. Thanks so much for a great video!
I'm so happy to hear all the information you gave about Waddy Wood. He's my grandfather's cousin.
That's awesome! He’s got such an impressive portfolio. I’m so glad I discovered so much more about him through doing this video!
Enjoyable video!
Fascinating video. I visited this house in 1972 when I was an undergraduate studying politics on the Washington Semester at nearby American University. Wilson was a racist yet also a very great man, a real contradiction. He fought against injustice and inequality in his career yet as a son of the South supported Jim Crow.
An elegant and charming woman, and an absolutely beautiful home for a horrible president and a completely despicable man.
Fascinating, thank you!
You’re very welcome! Thank you for watching :)
I'm not woke , Wilson was such a racist
He Resegregated the federal civil service ! After the civil war blacks could get jobs there like any other citizen , Wilson reversed this. Sigmund Freud disliked him so much he wrote a book about it !!!
So were many people of his generation. Get over it and move on
Ken J. All you need to say is that you’re a conscientious person and that Wilson was a known racist.
I been on that tour - very good and a lovely home. One has to walk up a pretty steep hill, but down the street is a textile museum as well.
She is lovely the Executive Director she’s very polished , agreeable , forthright and , charming Lovely Lovely Lovely
I’m so glad you think so - those are the reasons why I reached out to her in the first place! I watched some of her shorts and thought I just had to work with her. ♥️
One of my favorite places in Washington.
It’s truly a gem!
this is so interesting!
beautifully shot documentary 😍😍
Very interesting documentary!
I’ve never thought much about Woodrow Wilson, but this video makes me want to go see this house.
Learned a lot, great filmmaking!
Really well done, and this channel is an awesome idea!
This is great! The animations are hilarious and the shots are gorgeous! Make me want to visit
Well done!
very informative and professional. Love the animations. 😊 keep em coming
EDIT: need you to make more of these! How else will I learn
This is very cool!
Amazing video!!! I can't wait for the next one!!
Thank you so much!
:) Agree