Event List

Mark Freeland, Ph.D. and Mark Powless, Ph.D.

Historical reenactor Terry R. Kutz presents as Dr. Benjamin Franklin, discussing his relationship with three presidents, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams. 

While Wisconsin did not become a territory until 1836 and a state until 1848, its ties to the American Revolution go far deeper than may be apparent.

Lecture by Professor Stephen K. Hauser will present on Nathan Hatch, soldier of the Revolution, who is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Brookfield.

Part of the Brookfield Public Library's America250 series.

Frank Vesel, of the 4th Regiment Dragoons Calvary will present what it was like to be a member of Moylan's Horse during the American Revolution.

More than just a wife (of second president John Adams) and mother (of sixth president John Quincy Adams), Abigail Adams was a true partner to her husband and a committed patriot.

During the French and Indian War, George Washington was involved in some battles that ended in defeat; however, his resilience in surviving those encounters earned him a reputation as a skilled soldier.

In her captivating portrayal of Betsy Ross, historical presenter Michelle Gibbons brings to life the spirited seamstress credited with creating the first American flag.