Program

Travel back in time with Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896), who Abraham Lincoln called, "the little lady who made this great war." This famous abolitionist and author speaks about her life, her dedication to ending slavery, and the publication of her best-selling novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin. Students join this prolific writer and public figure for important lessons in American history that can focus on a variety of historical topics and figures, including pre-Civil War America, The Civil War, the Underground Railroad, abolitionist activities, Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, 19th century travel, and life in New England and Europe. Programs are tailored to the age group and may be adjusted to meet your needs.