A Revolutionary Lecture Series
Join us for A Revolutionary Lecture Series at the General Warren

We started off with only 5 lectures in our series in 2010, and we have grown over the years. Our speaker series is very informative and we have made a lot of friends over the years. We appreciate your support and we continue to provide one of the best speaker series in the area. The friendly atmosphere and food is second to none. The historic General Warren in Malvern, PA is the place to be to learn all there is about the Revolutionary War era.
Thank you for your interest and support. We are looking forward to seeing you and know that you will enjoy another season of top notch lectures while dining on specially recreated 18th Century fare by a Zagat top-rated restaurant. Your support will help preserve our heritage for future generations.
All beverages are included with the exception of alcoholic beverages which can be purchased for an additional charge. The all-inclusive price includes the dinner buffet, non-alcoholic beverages, gratuity, taxes, the lecture, and a donation to the Paoli Battlefield Preservation Fund. The price of each ticket is $59.
September 17th, 2026
The Southern Campaigns of the Revolutionary War

About Randy Flood:
Randy Flood is Host and a Founder of The Real American Revolution Multimedia Center & Consortium for Civic Education; a nonprofit organization established to educate Americans about what really happened during our American Revolution. He began his career serving on the staff of the United States Senate, and has taught classes about government, civics, ethics, politics, our environment, and American history for over 50 years. In addition to currently interviewing authors and historians about books they have written about the American Revolution (which can be located on his website at www.trar.us), he teaches 45 classes about America’s War for Independence with a particular focus on providing Virginia History and Social Science teachers with the content they need to educate their students about our American Revolution and early American heritage. He is currently Vice President of Programming for the Richmond American Revolution Round Table, and also serves on the Board of the Virginia Council for the Social Studies.




