Tonight at 8pm Eastern is our LIVE discussion with authors J.L. Bell and Sam Forman on Lexington, Concord, and the Outbreak of War. Watch at https://t.co/TgBOWZeTAZ.
Update! Join J.L. Bell and Sam Forman this Thursday for a LIVESTREAM and Q&A on Lexington, Concord, and the Outbreak of War. 8 pm Eastern at https://t.co/bNjXsdM17p
Author Discussion Tonight at 8 pm Eastern + archive.
Herrera brings to light the army’s herculean efforts to feed itself, support local and Continental governments, and challenge the British Army.
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This Thursday award-winning military historian Ricardo A. Herrera uncovers what daily life was like for soldiers during the darkest and coldest days of the American Revolution: the Valley Forge winter.
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If you are a student of WWII, you'll want to join us tonight at 8 pm Eastern, or stream it later from our archives. Robert's new book has some surprising new details on Operation Market Garden.
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History Camp Author Discussions Every Thursday @ 8 pm Eastern.
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Join Christopher Cox, Ricardo A. Herrera, and Robert Verkiak in these upcoming discussions.
View the full winter schedule here https://t.co/O2cdGwfu27
https://t.co/FWDC1pmCCS… 8pm Eastern Thursday Jan 9 + archived. “Dolin’s valuable achievement in recognizing and honoring these sailors’ oft-ignored contributions to American independence more fully fleshes out American naval history.”― Mark Knoblauch, Booklist, starred review
Author Discussion with Ben Powers
https://t.co/FWDC1pmCCS 8pm Eastern Thursday Jan 2 + archived. Dive into the untold history of the 80th Airborne Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion and the incredible acts of heroism that shaped World War II. Don’t miss this powerful discussion.
Today at 11 am — Two spots opened up due to a late cancellation for our #HistoryCamp#Boston Walking Tour of Boston Common with Bob Allison today at 11 am Register and join us! #HistoryofBoston#BostonCommon#WalkingTour
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Also, just picked up the 40-page #historycamp#boston session guide. Eight to ten choices at each time slot, covering all aspects of history. Sorry we could not accommodate everyone. Largest ever, and simply ran out of space. https://t.co/FbnTYEk4vC
We’re not waiting. We created #HistoryCamp to bring together people from all walks of life who love history. And History Camp Boston on March 16 is our largest one ever. We are also expanding to five cities this year. Join us next month in Boston: https://t.co/U0Ab5yvyO2
Ever wonder what those days between Christmas and New Years are called? “The History Camp Presentation Prep Holiday Break” On 12/26 we will be counting down from 80 days! See sessions and register now: https://t.co/n0tJu8rtrE. #HistoryCamp#Boston#OfficialHolidays#HistoryNerd
The From Maps to Mermaids: Carved Powder Horns in Early America exhibition at the Fort Pitt Museum has been extended through the end of the year! More than a dozen new artifacts are now on display. https://t.co/5qHRsgtyh0 #FortPittFriday