Giving Voice to Their Story...
Living History is more than just storytelling, it's a powerful, multi-dimensional way to connect people with the past. As a presenter, you won’t just teach history, you’ll immerse your audience in it.
Think of yourself as the conductor of a symphony, with your words as the music. With every story you tell, you guide listeners through time, helping them see, feel, and experience history in a deeply personal way. And somewhere in that journey, something special happens, your audience starts to visualize the past through your words and begins to see themselves as part of the story.
If you have a passion for history and a desire to inspire others, we invite you to join us. Help us give voice to the stories that shaped our world, and make history unforgettable.
Think of yourself as the conductor of a symphony, with your words as the music. With every story you tell, you guide listeners through time, helping them see, feel, and experience history in a deeply personal way. And somewhere in that journey, something special happens, your audience starts to visualize the past through your words and begins to see themselves as part of the story.
If you have a passion for history and a desire to inspire others, we invite you to join us. Help us give voice to the stories that shaped our world, and make history unforgettable.
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What's New...
New order your Emancipation Pamphlet today
We are happy to announce our latest project a reproduction of the "The Proclamation of Emancipation by the President of the United States, to take effect January 1st, 1863,"
This pamphlet was originally produced in December of 1862, the month preceding the issuance of The Emancipation Proclamation, "The Proclamation of Emancipation by the President of the United States, to take effect January 1st, 1863," it was the first and only printed pamphlet of the Emancipation Proclamation.
John Murray Forbes, a Boston industrialist and abolitionist, printed 1,000,000 of these pamphlets, packaged them in packages of fifty each, and distributed them among the Northern soldiers at the front to give to the enslaved and freed blacks while on the march.
This pamphlet tells a compelling story and would make a welcome addition to your Civil War kit or personal collection. Contact me if you would like to find out how to get a copy.
This pamphlet was originally produced in December of 1862, the month preceding the issuance of The Emancipation Proclamation, "The Proclamation of Emancipation by the President of the United States, to take effect January 1st, 1863," it was the first and only printed pamphlet of the Emancipation Proclamation.
John Murray Forbes, a Boston industrialist and abolitionist, printed 1,000,000 of these pamphlets, packaged them in packages of fifty each, and distributed them among the Northern soldiers at the front to give to the enslaved and freed blacks while on the march.
This pamphlet tells a compelling story and would make a welcome addition to your Civil War kit or personal collection. Contact me if you would like to find out how to get a copy.
We are asking $8.00 plus $1.50 shipping, copy the link:
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And order yours today...
https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/ZJM7NCVH6CT2Q
And order yours today...
Each One…Teach One...
Our forefathers were true trailblazers, bold, resilient, and unwavering.
Despite being told time and again that they weren’t good enough, they faced every obstacle head on and rose to meet every challenge. Through courage and perseverance, they carved out their rightful place in American history.
If you want to honor their legacy and help share their powerful stories, we welcome you. Their voices deserve to be heard and you can help make that happen.
Despite being told time and again that they weren’t good enough, they faced every obstacle head on and rose to meet every challenge. Through courage and perseverance, they carved out their rightful place in American history.
If you want to honor their legacy and help share their powerful stories, we welcome you. Their voices deserve to be heard and you can help make that happen.
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Contact us We All have a Part to Play...
“A people without the knowledge of their history, origin, and culture is like a tree without its roots.”
-Marcus Garvey
-Marcus Garvey
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Lexington, TX 78947 |
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