Edward Hand had a distinguished military career as George Washington's Adjutant General during the American Revolution. He eventually went into business and politics, and moved into a mansion on a thirty-three acre property in Lancaster County which can be visited by the public.

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During the American Revolution, Lydia Darragh eavesdropped on British generals and snuck through army lines to pass information to American troops. Robert Fanelli, author of Lydia's Tale: The Mystery of Lydia Darragh, Irish Quaker, Patriot Spy, breaks down this legend and finds historical context to this piece of American mythology.

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Learn about the "Place for All" exhibit featured at the State Museum of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg. The exhibit tells the stories of three integration efforts in Pennsylvania in the years following WWII. Curt Miner, Chief of Interpretation and Senior History Curator at the State Museum of Pennsylvania, provides information about the exhibit and these integration efforts.

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Jennifer Thompson joins us for a conversation about the life and legacy of Anna Wilstach, highlighting key works from the collection and exploring her lasting impact on today's art community.

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Joel Horst Nofziger, Executive Director of the Mennonite Heritage Center, joins us to talk about the lives and culture of the Mennonite community in colonial Pennsylvania.

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Join us as we explore the legacy of John and William Bartram, often hailed as America's first naturalists. Born in Philadelphia, this pioneering father-and-son duo is credited with cultivating and identifying about 200 native plants. We'll be joined by Jonathan Lady, who will delve into the lives, extensive explorations, and influence of the Bartrams.

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In this episode, we will speak with Eric Cook, Executive Director of the Venango County Historical Society. Join us as we learn about the rich history of the oil industry and other unique aspects from Venango County.

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Join us as we explore the life and legacy of Tom Ridge, former governor of Pennsylvania and the first Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. We'll be speaking with Mercyhurst University and Ridge archivist Bryan Colvin, who will share insights into Ridge's life and how it is preserved and remembered in the archives today.

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In this episode, we talk with historian Tim McGrath about the founding and history of the Continental Navy during the American Revolution.

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Christopher Pearl joins us to talk about the Walking Purchase of 1737. A historic land deal with the Lenape people for the Lehigh Valley area.

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