Fort Mifflin: The Fort That Saved America
Did you know that during the 6 day siege at Fort Mifflin the 400 American’s inside the fort had only 10 cannon to defend against the British with 2000 troops, a fleet of ships, and 228 cannon? It was a…
An Evening of Colonial Music
Celebrate the spirit of the American Revolution as we proudly welcome Charlie Zahm to the General Warren Inne for “An Evening of Colonial Music” on Tuesday, July 19th, 2016. Year after year, Charlie Zahm’s voice, musicianship, extensive musical repertoire, and…
The 1st Rhode Island Regiment
With enlistments declining, what could be done to boost the ranks of the Continental Army? General James Mitchell Varnum had an intriguing idea, why not enlist African Americans into the fight for independence. Join us on Monday, September 21st as we…
Charles Thomson: (the Secretary to the Continental Congress) The Man America Forgot
Who designed the Great Seal of the United States of America? Who was the ONLY Secretary of the Continental Congress for it’s entire 15 years? Who stands to the right of John Hancock on the painting of the Declaration of…
An Evening With His Excellency: General George Washington
Renowned George Washington "living biographer" Carl Closs visits us on Tuesday, July 29th for “An Evening With His Excellency, General George Washington”. The General will mingle with guests while all enjoy a special one hour cocktail and hors d’oeuvres reception in…
Washington and Lafayette- The Friendship That Saved the Revolution
Join us on Monday, September 8th as we kick off our 4th season of A Revolutionary Lecture Series at the General Warren Inne in Malvern. We welcome local author Gene Pisasale to discuss Washington and Lafayette, The Friendship That Saved…
The Great Divide: the Conflict Between Washington and Jefferson that Defined a Nation.
Join us on Monday, April 13th as we welcome renowned historian and writer Thomas Fleming as he presents his new book "The Great Divide: the Conflict Between Washington and Jefferson that Defined a Nation." Our lectures have proved to be…