Upcoming College, Library and Senior Center Events
March
North Shore Senior Center, Northfield: Deep Dive into the Declaration: Just What Does It Say?
Lake Villa District Library: The Cannons of Ticonderoga
Fox Lake District Library: Jane Addams: The Immigrant Experience in Chicago
Thomas Ford Memorial Library, Western Springs: Debating Independence: the American Revolution in 1776
Grayslake Heritage Center Museum: Risking It All: The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
And presentations at retirement communities like Encore Village in Schaumburg, Cordia in Westmont and Vi at the Glen in Glenview
April
Des Plaines library: Risking It All: The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Skokie Library: Myths in American History: The Fictions We Learned and and Truths Behind Them
Elmhurst Library: Deep Dive into the Declaration: Just What Does It Say?
Town and Country Library, Elburn: Deep Dive into the Declaration: Just What Does It Say?
Arlington Heights Senior Center: Debating Independence: The American Revolution in 1776
College of DuPage: The Problem With Tom: Jefferson and Slavery
May
Vernon Area Library: Debating Independence: The American Revolution in 1776
Zoom only, through the Palatine Library: Debating Independence: The American Revolution in 1776
Indian Trails Library: Debating Independence: The American Revolution in 1776
Elmhurst Library: Risking It All: The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
River Forest Library: Debating Independence: The American Revolution in 1776
Park Ridge Library: Debating Independence: the American Revolution in 1776
Barrington Area Library: Founding Mothers: Revolutionary Women With Clout
Prospect Heights Library: Making the Declaration: Historical and Philosophical Sources [This is the same talk as "Genealogy of the Declaration"]
Rolling Meadows Library: Debating Independence: The American Revolution in 1776


William Walcutt, "Pulling Down the Statue of George III at Bowling Green, July 9, 1776," 1857.
Fort Ticonderoga, upstate New York


Draft of the Declaration in Jefferson's hand


