The Ten Crucial Days: An exciting, catch your breath, presentation about the 10 days that turned the American Revolution around. This tale of woe and triumph begins in November of 1776, when the Americans lose New York to the British. It includes the gut wrenching story of the fleeing across New Jersey, the British in hot pursuit, the despair of the people, Washington’s frustration and the quiet desperation of the rank and file soldiers. And then it all turned around on Christmas night, 1776. What a story this is! And so many Americans have forgotten it because we don’t tell it like it needs to be told.
The Dressing for the Ages Project. My confession is that I love clothes. Always have, always will. If you should call me during the TV show, Project Runway, you might get your head bitten off! In truth, I never met a costume I didn't like, even those weird, wide, wacky panniers of 17th century Spain and 18th century France.
This presentations is the most versatile of them all. Since I cover nearly 1500 years of history, it can be tailored to fit your needs. It is THE multi-cultural event. It is fun, fun, fun. Without knowing it - I'm a sneaky one - you will learn a great deal of history.
Touring anyone?
I lead tours of the Broadway Theater district in downtown Los Angeles. My next tour will be a private tour.
I lead tours of Princeton Battlefield, Trenton and Washington's Crossing.
To wear a bit of history or drink it from a mug, many of my themes are available on items at Cafepress. Click here to go to that storefront. http://www.cafepress.com/histrie
As for the live events of DFTA, that is open for bookings in November, 2009. See my Historical Resources website for more information. http://www.historicalresources.com
The Ten Crucial Days: An exciting, catch your breath, presentation about the 10 days that turned the American Revolution around. This tale of woe and triumph begins in November of 1776, when the Americans lose New York to the British. It includes the gut wrenching story of the fleeing across New Jersey, the British in hot pursuit, the despair of the people, Washington’s frustration and the quiet desperation of the rank and file soldiers. And then it all turned around on Christmas night, 1776. What a story this is! And so many Americans have forgotten it because we don’t tell it like it needs to be told.