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  • George S. Patton – The Man The Germans Feared

    Clarendale Of Algonquin 2001 W Algonquin Rd, Algonquin, IL

    George S. Patton - The Man The Germans Feared This Program Is FREE, Live, and Open To The Public! George S. Patton was a man of contradictions - charismatic, cunning, courageous, self-confident and superstitious, egotistical and emotional.  And he was … Continue reading

  • The Best Losing Presidential Candidates

    North Shore Senior Center 161 Northfield Road, Northfield

    The Best Losing Presidential Candidates What do Adlai Stevenson, George McGovern, Daniel Webster, and Wendell Willkie have in common? Each ran for President and lost. In some cases, more than once! And each was an outstanding man who might well … Continue reading

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  • The Life Of FDR – A Multimedia Presentation

    Private Venue

    The Life Of FDR Understanding the life of FDR is like taking a sonogram of the USA.  Franklin Roosevelt transformed the United States with optimism, vigor, vision, and skill.  The effects are still being felt and still being debated today. … Continue reading

    This event is not open to the general public.
  • The Life of Winston Churchill (Part I)

    Zoom

    The extraordinary life of Winston Churchill is the focus of this engaging two-part multimedia presentation. In Part One, we’ll explore Churchill’s life up to the outbreak of World War II. We’ll examine his remarkable background, his triumphs and setbacks, and … Continue reading

    $5
  • The Life of Winston Churchill (Part 2) Triumph And Legacy

    Zoom

    In Part Two of this compelling multimedia presentation, we follow Winston Churchill through the darkest and most defining chapter of his life—World War II and beyond. We’ll explore his steadfast leadership during the Blitz, his powerful speeches that galvanized a … Continue reading

    $5
  • Herbert Hoover

    Private Venue

    Very few people have entered the presidency with more experience, greater intelligence, a higher level of business success, or deeper personal integrity than Herbert Hoover. His complete failure as a president clearly indicates that he was the right person at … Continue reading