Lunch & Learn: The American Revolution in Pop Culture

From Hollywood blockbusters to Broadway sensations, pop culture shapes how we understand history—sometimes accurately, sometimes not. This discussion will dive into what these portrayals get right, what they get wrong, and which aspects of the Revolution get the most attention.

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About the Presenter:

Emily Wright is an Interpretive Park Guide at Valley Forge National Historical Park.

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