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The American Revolution and the Fate of the World – Dr. Richard Bell
Talbot Co. Free Library 101 W. Dover St., Easton, MDRegistration required. https://talbot.librarycalendar.com/event/american-revolution-and-fate-world-2857 This program is presented in partnership with Talbot County Free Library, Talbot 250, Talbot Historical Society, and Daughters of the American Revolution. A fascinating and unfamiliar recasting of America's war of independence as a transformative international event. In this riveting program, historian and author Richard Bell invites audiences to rediscover the Revolution as...
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Music of the American Revolution with David & Ginger Hildebrand
Holy Trinity Church 502 S. Morris St., Oxford, Maryland, United StatesPresented by The Church of the Holy Trinity.
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Members Summer Garden Party & Hanks Award
Oxford Museum 100 S. Morris St., Oxford, MDAll Museum members are invited to our summer garden party and the presentation of The Douglas Hanks Jr. Preservation Award. Not a member? Join here https://oxfordmuseummd.square.site/membership-donation
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Patriot vs. Loyalist Debate
St. Pauls Church 225 S Morris St, Oxford, MD, United StatesThe debate features Patriot Edward Lloyd IV portrayed by Mickey Terrone and Tory James Tighlman portrayed by David Poe. The setting is a tavern where both debate their views, fears, and expectations regarding the Revolutionary War. Mickey and David are dressed in period clothes. Art Murr serves as the moderator from the present time, posing...
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Commerce and the Decorative Arts – Lucinda Edinberg, Curator, Hammond-Harwood House
Oxford Town Hall 103 Market St., Oxford, MDRegistration required. Presented in partnership with the Town of Oxford. The Hammond-Harwood House, a National Historic Landmark, was built in 1774 and was the final work of architect William Buckland. The house is known for its decorative arts collection, much of which was imported from England, Europe, and China and came by way of ship into various...
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Dining in Colonial Maryland – Joyce White, Food Historian
Oxford Community Center 200 Oxford Rd, Oxford, MD, United StatesRegistration required. Presented in partnership with The Oxford Community Center. Discover the foods that sustained Marylanders from the earliest days of settlement through Annapolis’s 18th-century Golden Age. This program highlights how diet varied across class, wealth, race, and time, revealing the rich complexity of daily life in colonial Maryland. Explore the ingredients grown, raised, and...
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Paca House & Hammond-Harwood House Private Tour and Terrace Lunch
Paca House Hammond-Harwood House Come enjoy small group private docent-led tours of both historic houses in Annapolis and a relaxing lunch in the Paca House gardens, with time to explore the gardens. Max of 30 people, divided into 2 groups of 15 for tours, everyone together on the garden terrace at Paca House for box...
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Movie “1776”
Oxford Community Center 200 Oxford Rd, Oxford, MD, United StatesFree. Presented in partnership with The Oxford Community Center. 1776 is a musical drama set in the summer of the American Revolution, following the heated political debates in the Continental Congress over declaring independence. Blending historical dialogue with song, it reimagines the personalities and compromises behind the founding document. With strong performances and engaging...
