S2608 Seed of a Nation: William Penn and Our Government
S2608 Seed of a Nation: William Penn and Our Government
Wednesday, March 25
10:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Derstine Chapel at Dock Woods
31 in stock
Categories: Living U, Paid Living U Classes, Shuttle Service
Description
Class Summary
Today’s United States citizens owe many freedoms to the early work of William Penn. Nearly 90 years before the United States would have a constitutional convention, Penn laid foundation stones in his own governmental work that would inspire the framers of the constitution. Thomas Jefferson felt that Penn was the greatest lawgiver to have lived. This course will show you why.
About the Instructor
Douglas Miller has been involved in public history for over 40 years, 36 as a museum director. He has served as the director of Curtin Village, Hope Lodge, Graeme Park, Washington Crossing Historic Park, Brandywine Battlefield, and Pennsbury Manor. Mr. Miller serves as the chairman of Visit Bucks County and serves the broader museum field as an accreditation peer reviewer.
