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Travel in Time with Dan Blog Episode 35: Paul Revere Heritage Site

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Beyond the Midnight Ride: Discovering Paul Revere’s Revolutionary Legacy in Canton, Massachusetts Most Americans know Paul Revere for his famous Midnight Ride, where he warned the colonists that “the British are coming”. He was likely saying, “Here come the regulars,” since they were all technically British at the time. But Paul Revere’s story stretches far […]

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Travel in Time with Dan 29: Interview with George Keller, Architect of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch (1830–1935)

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Travel in Time with Dan: Fictional Interview with George Keller, Architect of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch (1830–1935)   Dan: Hello everyone! This is Dan Blanchard with the Travel in Time with Dan Show, where we mix travel, history, and leadership. Today, I’m standing in the heart of Hartford, Connecticut, at one of the

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Travel in Time with Dan 28: Interview with General Israel Putnam, The Wolf Hunter and Citizen Soldier (1718–1790)

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Travel in Time with Dan: Fictional Interview with General Israel Putnam, The Wolf Hunter and Citizen Soldier (1718–1790)   Dan: Hello everyone! This is Dan Blanchard with the Travel in Time with Dan Show, where we mix travel, history, and leadership. Today, I’m in Hartford, Connecticut, but our story takes us back to the 1700s—to

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Travel in Time with Dan 27: Interview with Gerry Wright, Vietnam Veteran and Founder of the Agent Orange Monument (1940s–Present)

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Travel in Time with Dan: Fictional Interview with Gerry Wright, Vietnam Veteran and Founder of the Agent Orange Monument (1940s–Present)    Dan: Hello everyone! I’m here in Andover, Connecticut, at the beautiful Monument Park—home to one of the very few Agent Orange Monuments in the entire country. Over my shoulder stands a powerful symbol of

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Travel in Time with Dan 26: Interview with Dr. James Naismith, Inventor of Basketball (1861–1939)

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Travel in Time with Dan: Fictional Interview with Dr. James Naismith, Inventor of Basketball (1861–1939)   Dan: Hello everyone! Today, I’m at the University of Connecticut Sports Museum, surrounded by championship banners and trophies. Connecticut claims to be the basketball capital of the world, and I’m honored to “sit down” with Dr. James Naismith, who

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Travel in Time with Dan 25: Interview with General John Stark, “Live Free or Die” (1728–1822)

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Travel in Time with Dan: Fictional Interview with General John Stark, “Live Free or Die” (1728–1822)   Dan: Hello everyone! Today, I’m in Manchester, New Hampshire, at the house where General John Stark grew up. This is the man who gave New Hampshire its famous motto. Two hundred years ago, this was the only house

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Travel in Time with Dan 24: Interview with Stephen Salisbury III, Builder of Bancroft Tower (1835–1905)

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Travel in Time with Dan: Fictional Interview with Stephen Salisbury III, Builder of Bancroft Tower (1835–1905)    Dan: Hello everyone! Today, I’m in Worcester, Massachusetts, standing before the magnificent Bancroft Tower, built in 1900. This structure looks like it belongs in medieval Europe, but it’s right here in America. I’m honored to “sit down” with

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