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Bev's Programs
Programs for Fundraising & Political Awareness |
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Pioneer of the Environmental Movement |
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Champion of the Labor Movement |
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Warriors of the Suffragette Movement who fought for their Right to Vote |
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Doctor, Wife, Mother
who goes off to World War I |
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Bev has a repertoire of timely subjects with historical
characters to match for her featured programs.
But she also has a variety of topics she can offer to
audiences of any age which are relative to our own
modern issues and your current curriculum.
See her calendar for samples of what's on. Just ask!
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Programs which Teach Daily Life
& Hands on Historical Skills |
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*Workshops
~ Candle dipping ~ Basket making ~ Hearth Cooking * The Early American School House * The Colonial Housewife * Stories from the Factory Floor * Slavery in New England * Death and Burial Practices |
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Bev's specialties are the Early Colonial, The US Civil War and Industrial Revolution Eras.
With 30 years of museum work and college level instruction, York has an extensive repertoire of programs and workshops to offer.
Hands on crafting, period cooking and period dress-up are among the many activities she offers with her school programs. |
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Programs for
Social Gatherings |
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"History teaches everything, including the future,"
said Alphone de Lamartine.
Bev presents wildly funny, surprising facts tailored for special gatherings to liven up the event. She brings bits of costumes and period whatchamacallits for the audience to play with and wonder about. Choose from her large selection of historical subjects. Her greatest skill is making history fun. |
