Virtual Talk: “The Ravenmaster” with Christopher Skaife
It is said that if the Tower of London’s ravens should ever leave, the Crown will fall and Britain
Virtual Talk: “Without Precedent” with Joel Richard Paul
He was born in Virginia in 1755. Although the rough-cut frontiersman had little formal education, he became one of
North Friends Village Walk
The Friends Village North Walk is a costumed guided tour in the northerly part of Friends Village which was
Virtual Talk: “Olive the Lionheart” with Brad Ricca
In 1910, Olive MacLeod received word that her fiancé, the famous naturalist Boyd Alexander, was missing in Africa. So,
Virtual Talk: “Goring’s Man in Paris” with Jonathan Petropoulos
Bruno Lohse was a charismatic art dealer in Berlin. He was also an SS officer and one of the
Virtual Talk: “The Barbizon” with Paulina Bren
THE BARBIZON - The Hotel That Set Women Free Sure, Manhattan’s got the Plaza, the Algonquin and the Waldorf
Virtual Talk: “Cross of Snow: The Life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow” with Nicholas Basbanes
This is the first major literary biography of America’s most beloved nineteenth century poet in more than 50 years.
Virtual Talk: “In the Cauldron” with Lew Paper
In the second half of 1941, America was tightening its noose around Japan’s neck. President Roosevelt’s economic sanctions were
Virtual Talk: “Agent Jack” with Robert Hutton
Eric Roberts was a balding, seemingly inconsequential bank clerk from Cornwall, England. But, he had a winning smile and
Virtual Talk: “Jefferson’s Daughters”
Thomas Jefferson had three daughters. The similarities end there. Two were white and free; one was black and enslaved.