The Plight of Loyalists on the Eve of Independence
Dates: Aug. 19
Historian Alexander Cain on Loyalist families, displacement, and exile in the months before independence.
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Single-session talks by historians, authors, and collectors.
Dates: Aug. 19
Historian Alexander Cain on Loyalist families, displacement, and exile in the months before independence.
Dates: Aug. 20
Ranger Dr. Tedi Light traces Beaufort's free people of colour through the archival record, the war, and Reconstruction.
Dates: Aug. 20
A program on the United States Colored Troops raised around Washington and the battle flags they carried.
Dates: Aug. 20
Historian Michael Harris on the fighting and military operations along the Delaware River during the Revolution.
Dates: Aug. 22
Garry Adelman examines the detail buried in Civil War photographs in the museum's Lessons in History series.
Dates: Aug. 22
A presentation on the geographic, international, political, military, and social factors behind American victory.
Dates: Aug. 29
Historian Richard Bell on the international dimensions and consequences of the American Revolution.
Dates: Nov. 8
An online author talk in Fort Ticonderoga's Virtual Author Series.
Dates: Nov. 14
A Lessons in History talk on Confederate general Richard H. Anderson, followed by a book signing.
Dates: Feb. 7
An online author talk by Steven Elliott in Fort Ticonderoga's Virtual Author Series.