​In observance of the 250th commemoration of the American Revolution, we bring you this course that documents Frederick County citizens and their contributions toward independence. Not only will we look at local leaders such as Thomas Johnson, Jr., Charles Carroll of Carrollton and John Hanson, but citizen soldiers such as Capt. Peter Mantz, Sgt. Lawrence Everhart and other "patriots" will be discussed. In addition, further exploration will include the 1765 Stamp Act Repudiation, the role of the Catoctin Furnace, building the Frederick "Hessian" Barracks, and the 1781 Tory-Spy Conspiracy.

NOTE: This is an online course which will run over the Zoom video-conferencing platform. All that is needed is a computer (desktop/laptop/tablet) or smartphone with internet access. This 4-part course will meet on consecutive Monday evenings 6-8pm with the 4th class consisting of a virtual-online Candlelight Revolutionary War-themed Walking Tour of historic Mount Olivet Cemetery. You won't have to leave your house. (You can also take in person as well, details to come)

​In observance of the 250th commemoration of the American Revolution, we bring you this course that documents Frederick County citizens and their contributions toward independence. Not only will we look at local leaders such as Thomas Johnson, Jr., Charles Carroll of Carrollton and John Hanson, but citizen soldiers such as Capt. Peter Mantz, Sgt. Lawrence Everhart and other "patriots" will be discussed. In addition, further exploration will include the 1765 Stamp Act Repudiation, the role of the Catoctin Furnace, building the Frederick "Hessian" Barracks, and the 1781 Tory-Spy Conspiracy.

4-part course on consecutive Tuesday afternoons 12noon-2pm with 4th class consisting of a Revolutionary War-themed Walking Tour of historic Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Since this class is held over lunchtime, you are invited to bring a lunch for yourself and eat as you learn!