It is May 2, 1775, and Rachel Revere has only heard from her beloved husband Paul once since his legendary midnight ride on the 18th of April. Still isolated from one another due to the Siege of Boston, Rachel desperately tries to create a plan which will safely take her children—six step-children from Paul’s first marriage and a newborn baby of their own—from the reach of the British Regular Army in Boston. In this program, you will help Rachel, as she carefully considers the dangers and demands of each plan. Find out if Rachel is successful in her perilous mission to unite her family, amidst the wake of an American Revolution.
Presented by History At Play, the program is being sponsored by Greene-Dreher Historical Society in partnership with Lacawac Sanctuary. Price is $10.00 for GDHS members and $15.00 for nonmembers. For reservations and payment, please visit Lacawac Santuary’s website at lacawac.org, or contact Bernadine Lennon, GDHS Program Chair, at 570-857-0882 or balennon@att.net.
History At Play travels nationwide to chronicle the stories of influential and often forgotten women through immersive living history. Living history portrayals are researched, written and performed by Judith Kalaora, founder and artistic director for History At Play.
The business sponsor for this event is McLain’s Auto Repair, Newfoundland.
