02:15

Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson discuss the Sedition Act

02:01

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson discuss their reactions to the unamended US Constitution in 1787

20:03

John and Abigail Adams discuss Parliament's early revenue acts

01:52

Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson discuss Marbury v Madison and judicial review

20:27

John Adams and General Thomas Gage: Conflicting Perspectives on the Boston Massacre

17:11

George Washington tells the story of the first Battle of Trenton

01:41

Meet President Theodore Roosevelt

01:11

Benjamin Franklin shares a poem about lawyers

00:52

Neill Hartley is Joshua Lionel Cowen in the one-man show, "The Magic of Lionel"

01:05

Thomas Edison talks about one of his least-known but most-used inventions: "hello."

02:25

Thomas Edison tells of how he created his Melo Park laboratory

02:53

Bessie Coleman tells of her becoming the first American to earn an international pilot's license

05:00

Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson debate "all men are created equal"

01:20

John Adams on what is most important for continuing the spirit of the American Revolution

02:28

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson discuss the benefits and dangers of political parties

02:59

American Historical Theatre bloopers from early in the pandemic Zoom learning curve

10:18

Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson debate the First Bank of the United States

08:14

Patrick Henry tells the story of the Stamp Act of 1765 and Virginia's Stamp Act Resolves

02:50

Martha Washington introduces herself during a Zoom presentation

04:00

Alice Roosevelt Longworth recalls moving in to the The White House and some of her time there

00:50

Meet Susan B. Anthony

02:27

Alice Roosevelt Longworth recalls stories from her youth at Sagamore Hill and The White House

02:12

Thomas Jefferson offers words of encouragement to students

03:40

Theodore Roosevelt talks about workers' rights and his Square Deal

02:52

Elizabeth Cady Stanton: childhood experiences that inspired her to become a women's rights leader

01:54

Martha Washington reflects on her hopes for future generations of Americans

06:40

Sojourner Truth tells the story of delivering her "Ain't I a Woman?" speech

03:26

Meet Juliette Gordon Low, Founder of the Girl Scouts

04:50

Carrie Chapman Catt talks about working with others to pursue her life's mission of women's suffrage

02:42

Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, and Dolley Madison comment on the political role of the First Lady

03:56

Alice Paul tells part of the story of how the 19th Amendment was ratified

01:28

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis suggests a quarantine-safe, family-friendly, pandemic-possible activity

04:25

Bombardier Edward “Ned” Hector tells of his courage during the Battle of Brandywine

05:14

Langston Hughes (portrayed by Keith Henley) introduces and reads his poem, "The Colored Soldier"

03:01

Harriet Tubman tells of her arrival in "freedom land" and her decision to go back to help others

09:15

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson discuss Presidents Day, peaceful presidential succession, & grammar

07:00

Timothy Matlack discusses the engrossing of the Declaration of Independence

02:47

Clara Barton introduces herself

20:53

Dramatic Reading of "The Hamilton - Burr Duel Letters"

02:16

John Dunlap tells the story of being the first to print the Declaration of Independence

05:24

John Dunlap tells of his rise from apprentice to first printer of the Declaration of Independence

06:55

Thomas Jefferson shares leadership lessons from the Declaration of Independence

03:48

Dr. Daisy Century is Harriet Tubman

24:24

Thomas Jefferson tells the story of the writing of the Declaration of Independence

22:43

Richard Henry Lee tells the story of the 7 June 1776 Resolutions for American Independence

06:38

President Thomas Jefferson's Commencement Speech to the Class of 2020

00:58

Abraham Lincoln offers advice on how to make it through a national crisis

00:48

Rosa Parks shares some of her wisdom on how to pass your time during quarantine

05:50

A panoply of US history discusses the 18th Amendment, adult beverages, temperance, and cookies.

01:16

Meet Elizabeth Cady Stanton: suffragist, activist, abolitionist, American hero.

01:01

Mark Twain offers some words of encouragement to help help you weather your home quarantine blues.

00:26

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson demonstrate an historically hygienic option for greeting people.

00:40

President Franklin D. Roosevelt calls for unity and courage in a time of crisis

00:57

Thomas Jefferson suggests ideas for home projects during self-quarantine

01:21

Thomas Jefferson's 277th birthday storytime and Q&A for children on April 13th 2020

01:00

The moderator tries to get John Marshall and Thomas Jefferson to agree

00:50

Thomas Jefferson and Elizabeth Cady Stanton suggest texts to help you time your hand washing

04:10

Alexander Hamilton on his falling-out and reconciliation with George Washington

00:35

Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson discuss inventions and farming

02:57

Thomas Jefferson's vision for the United States: the goal implicit in "All men are created equal"