Join us as we talk with Dr. Shirley Green about her book Revolutionary Blacks: Discovering the Frank Brothers, Freeborn Men of Color, Soldiers of Independence. Shirley’s book follows William and Benjamin Frank through their military service in the Continental Army, their experience as free Black soldiers, and the paths they travelled.
The Landscapes of Frederick Douglass with Jeffrey McGuiness
Preserving Cultural Heritage Amid Climate Change with Charles Henry
Return of the Distillery with Aaron Hollis
The Goodall Fellowship: Circular Heritage Project with Stephanie Phillips
Forensic Modelling at Gettysburg with Christopher Oakley
The Real Father Christmas: Preserving Charles Dickens Legacy with Dr. Cindy Sughrue
Live from the Field: Talking Trades with Christman Company (& three skilled tradespeople)
The Historic Trades Labor Study with Donovan Rypkema from PlaceEconomics
[Thanksgiving Episode] This Land is Their Land by Dr. David J. Silverman
Hessians: German Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War with Friederike Baer
Stop the Road: A Conversation with E. Evans Paull
The Great Maryland Recipe Hunt with Joyce White
Spooky Season with Colin Dickey
Historic New England Summit with Carissa Demore
Bus Stop Paintings: A Conversation with Diego Bleifuss Prados
Battle of Sharpsburg: A Glimpse into the Lives of its Civilians with Steve Cowie
Becoming a Nationally Protected Resource with Seth Clark
[RE-RELEASE] PreserveCast Ep. 25: Too Afraid to Cry: Maryland Civilians in the Antietam Campaign
What We Think We Know About History With Dennis Frye
Roller Derby History: A Conversation with Margot Atwell
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Historycal: Words that Shaped the World
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