REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS FULL. Moderated by Dr. Laura Earls, Director of the George Read II House & Gardens, this conversation between historians of the American Revolution will highlight the diverse people and movements who have engaged with the founding document of the United States, from 1776 through today. Dr. Emily Sneff will share […]

Join Drew Shuptar-Rayvis, a citizen and cultural ambassador of the Pocomoke Indian Nation, for a talk about the contributions, struggles and sacrifices made by Algonkian peoples during the War of American Independence. Saturday, January 25 | 2-4 p.m. Delaware History Museum Learn about the material culture and trade of Algonkian people during the revolution. Discover […]

The American Revolution was a transformative moment in African American history, a freedom war second only to the Civil War in significance. African Americans threw themselves into the revolutionary war effort with more enthusiasm and with more at stake than did many white colonists. Join historian and author Dr. Richard Bell for this insightful talk […]