New Jersey - Online - Zoom Webinar from Historic Cold Spring Village An Afternoon with Martha Washington


 Zoom Webinar Available from Historic Cold Spring Village
An Afternoon with
Martha Washington 
 May 28, 2020 1:00 PM
Eastern Time
Spend some time with our first First Lady, Martha Washington portrayed by Lee Ann Rose from Shades of Our Past, as she relates tales of her life and experiences during the American Revolution and the establishment of the new nation. 
A question and answer period will follow the presentation.
Presented by: Lee Ann Rose, Co-Owner of Shades Of Our Past LLC
Shades Of Our Past, LLC, provides historical education and entertainment ranging from America’s founding to WWII. She is a graduate of Bridgetown High School and got her Theatre Degree at Davis and Elkins College and studied also in Richmond College in London, England. 

Lee Ann is not only an actress and historical interpreter but a playwright writing such plays as “Are We Not One” and “ Back to Our Kitchens“and “Stowaway on D Day” about Martha Gellhorn. she is currently working on two productions about the relationship between Elizabeth Keckley, dressmaker, and Mary Todd Lincoln.
Registration is limited to 100.
If it fills up, please feel free to reach out and we can schedule additional times and topics.
This event is FREE, but consider a donation below
Advanced registration is advised:


After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
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