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LECTURES
Our lectures explore a variety of topics and a variety of formats. Some of our lectures are traditional lecture format, while others involve a bit of hands on learning (e.g., honey tasting). We are eager to hear ideas you might have for lectures that would be a good fit with the Mather Homestead. Email us!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Feb 11, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PMArtScapades will look at how artists depicted the events that led up to the Revolution, the battles that raged during the conflict, the creation and signing of a Declaration of Independence, and the early days of a new country. Wine, cheese, sparkling water, and sweet treats will be served.
Feb 26, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PMEric Chandler returns for a lively lunchtime lecture: Slaves, Freemen & Haitians in the American Revolution -Between a Rock and a Hard Place. BYO lunch. We'll provide bevs & dessert.
Mar 05, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PMCornelia Dayton, Professor of History at UConn and author of Women's America: Refocusing the Past, will share previously unexplored court records and what they reveal about marriage and family life during The American Revolution. Wine and cheese at 6:30 followed by a lecture at 7:00p.
Date and time is TBDProfessor of History at Columbia, Brown will discuss one of the most consequential editorial decisions in American history: the 168 words Jefferson drafted holding George III accountable for slavery. and the founders' decision to strike them from the Declaration of Independence.
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