Join us for our free public programs!

The American Civil War was a transitional conflict and precursor to the Total War of the 20th Century. Paul Kaufmann will present the profound impact the Civil War had technologically on the development of modern weapons, strategy and tactics. 

Jim Rubillo explores the life and times of one of the period’s most eccentric, charismatic, and colorful characters. From selling soap from a farm wagon to his death on the Lusitania, Hubbard was a controversial entrepreneur, popular speaker, and widely read writer. By 1913, Hubbard was a world-famous celebrity.  Today the most common reaction to his name is “Who?”  This presentation, with many connections to today’s world, is an intriguing look at celebrity and influence. 

Join us as we open our Archives to visitors! Peruse our collection of over 10,000 objects relating to the history of Upper Moreland. Meet in the Council Room, and then tour the Archives on the lower levels. 

Michael Jesberger recounts the very real human story of those men who marched with General George Washington in the year of the Declaration of Independence. This is the story of Americans in the ranks of the army, men of every size, shape, and color, simple farmers, teachers, tradesmen, and mere boys turned into soldiers. These were the men that stayed with the Army and did not quit. They stayed because their commanding officer, General George Washington did not quit!