
Remembering Euthanasia Sherman Meade, Frontier Physician and Niece of Civil War General William Tecumseh Sherman
When we think of courageous women of the 19th century, among the top ten would be Clara Barton, the
AHP President Jay Dickey will interview John Adams, co-author of the Declaration of Independence.
Featuring Noted Chautauquan Kim Harris, Performing as Elizabeth Van Lew.
Presentation on 250th Anniversary of the Siege of Quebec with Jay Dickey
Saving the Past: The Incredible Story of Jamestown Rediscovery’s Archaeological Work at Jamestown Colony, and Its Race to Save the Remaining Archaeological Record of the First Permanent English Settlement in North America

When we think of courageous women of the 19th century, among the top ten would be Clara Barton, the

The history of the American West is replete with stories of atrocities committed by Native-Americans against white settlers, and

Most Americans know that the battle that effectively ended the American Revolution was the Battle of Yorktown, pitting British

Just two months after the United States declared independence from Great Britain on July 4, 1776, America’s military forces

This year we commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, which we think of

As we head towards the Fall season, and prepare for Thanksgiving celebrations, we honor the memory of the Pilgrim