Video: Royal Tyler Roundtable Discussion

Roundtable Discussion: Royal TylerRoyall Tyler, the most important area author of the Federalist era, will be the subject of this year’s Brattleboro Words Project exhibit at this year’s Brattleboro Literary Festival, and will be the focus of the Project’s monthly...

True as Steele

True as Steele

Performance Info Early Brattleboro Power Couple Royall and Mary Tyler Featured in Brattleboro Literary Festival True as Steel Staged Reading A staged reading of True as Steel, a play in the words of early Brattleboro literary couple Royall & Mary Tyler, will be...

Preserving History in Brattleboro

In Downtown Brattleboro Preserving History  (September 28, 2018)  Unique, rare, important and humorous historical treasures and archival collections reside within Windham County’s numerous historical societies, public libraries and museums.  The Brattleboro Words...

October Roundtable: Historical & Archival Treasures

October Roundtable: Historical & Archival Treasures

ROUNDTABLE SPOTLIGHTS WINDHAM COUNTY’S HISTORICAL AND ARCHIVAL TREASURES FOR ‘NATIONAL ARCHIVES MONTH’ Unique, rare, important and humorous historical treasures and archival collections reside within Windham County’s numerous historical societies, public libraries and...

Here We Are with guest Stephanie Greene

Here We Are with guest Stephanie GreeneStephanie Greene is an author, free-lance writer, and VPR commentator who grew up here in Brattleboro. She is on the the organizing committee OF the Brattleboro Literary Festival and is hosting the “Vermont Voices” events. She is...

Pre-Contact People Episode 2

Brattleboro is fortunate to have a vibrant community of amateur and professional historians actively exploring the history and historiography of this area, often challenging established histories with original research and compelling new evidence. Rich Holschuh serves...