Dr. Mager, posing as “HIs Excellency” medicine during the American Revolution.

Jim Christ, President of the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund, to speak about the battles of the Philadelphia Campaign. He will cover all of the big battles as well as some smaller onse that you might not have heard of before. His presentation will also dismantle some of the myths that persist today as well as discuss what has been discoverd about these battles

Our Speaker, Dr. Abdullah R. Muhammad is the Founder & Director of African American Cultural Resources Task Force of Delaware and the past Project Director, DuPont Colored Schools Oral History Project;  Chairman, NCCO Library Advisory Board; and In-House Historian of the New Sweden Centre.

Suggested Donation $5.00 at the door.

Author Gene Procknow will  discuss his new book: “William Hunter – Finding Free Speech: A British Soldier’s Son Who Became an Early American.” During the American Revolution, Hunter accompanied his father on a campaign to fight the American Rebels.  Previously unknown, the journal is one of the most important document discoveries in recent years. William Hunter grew up to become a prominent newspaper editor and representative. Join us as we learn more about this fascinating story from early American history.

Suggested price $5.00 at the door.