LETTER TO WILLIAM WEBSTER FROM JACKLYN GILES MACINNIS

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Commission on thE litEntEnnial
ihE tufa Stalcs itanshinhon
Warren E. Burger
Chairman
Frederick K. Biebel
Lindy Boggs
Herbert Brownell
Lynne V. Cheney
Philip M. Crane
Dennis DeConcini
William J. Green
Edward Victor Hill
Cornelia G. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Harry McKinley Lightsey, Jr.
William Lucas
Betty Southard Murphy
Thomas H. O'Connor
Phyllis Schlafly
Bernard H. Siegan
Ted Stevens
Obert C. Tanner
Strom Thurmond
Ronald H. Walker
Charles E. Wiggins
Charles Alan Wright
Mark W. Cannon
Staff Director
Ronald M. Mann
Deputy Staff Director
734 Jackson Place, N.W. ? Washington, D.C. 20503
202/USA-1787
July 23, 1987
Mr. William Webster
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Mr. Webster:
Thank you for your important contributions to the
Bicentennial celebration. You are promoting
significant understanding of the history and values
of our Constitution, and we appreciate these effective
initiatives from your agency.
During this five-year celebration, we would like to
extend invitations to department and agency heads on
a continuing basis for special events which the
Speakers Bureau might arrange. This leadership is a
frequent request as a principle source of influence
and inspiration.
We have enclosed speeches and Bicentennial
information which could be of assistance in
preparation of remarks on the Constitution. We
encourage disseminating materials throughout your
department, with particular focus on the September 16
celebration.
Please feel free to contact us if we can provide you
with any additional information. We will be calling
you soon to discuss future ways in which the Speakers
Bureau might work with you during these Bicentennial
years.
JGM:hep
Enclosures
Sincerely,
CAOLtly.Q-(1.-D1(\r01-Q-C9-JrGa,t4
acklyn Giles MacInnis
Director
Speakers Bureau
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The Constitution and the Bureaucracy
by MARTIN SHAPIRO
Americans think of their Consti-
tution as doing a number of
basic things. One is to protect
the rights of individuals. A second
is to set out the basic blueprint of
the structure of government. Article
I establishes a Congress to wield
legislative power. Article II estab-
lishes a presidency to wield execu-
tive power. Article III creates a Su-
preme Court which, along with
such other courts as Congress shall
create, wields the judicial power.
The Constitution appears to set out
quite a simple, logical and complete
plan for a national government. Yet
the Constitution fails to provide for
one of the largest and most impor-
tant institutions of every national
government, the bureaucracy. With-
out a bureaucracy the executive
power would be meaningless, for
the one man or woman who is
president cannot personally "take
care that" all the myriad laws of a
modern nation "be faithfully exe-
cuted."
This glaring constitutional omis-
sion was in part accidental. The
very idea of bureaucracy becomes
prevalent only with the writings of
Max Weber, over a hundred years
after the Constitution was written.
The framers knew that the execu-
tive could not operate without a
body comparable to the servants of
the crown in England. Indeed. the
Constitution does make one explic-
it reference to what we would call a
bureaucracy: "The President ...
may require the Opinion in writing,
of the principal Officer in each of
the executive Departments, ...." It
has nothing more to say, however,
largely because people had not yet
come to think of the executive's
servants as a body of persons with
a distinct set of rules, roles, proce-
dures and values that set them
apart from the person who inhabit-
ed the presidency or kingship.
Yet the omission of bureaucracy
this Constitution
was in part deliberate. The Consti-
tution could easily have said more
about the bureaucracy. It does
specify how government officers
are appointed?some by the presi-
dent alone and others by the presi-
dent after an opportunity for the
Senate to advise and consent. The
Constitution also provides that
members of Congress may not hold
offices in the executive branch,
thus preventing the sort of cabinet
government that was emerging in
England. The Constitution empow-
ers Congress to establish a post
office, an army and a navy. It could
have gone on to specify what exec-
utive departments, such as treasury
and state, should exist and, like
many state constitutions, to provide
a detailed organization chart for the
whole executive branch. The fram-
ers did not undertake this task in
part because they felt that the de-
tails of government organization
should change from time to time in
response to changes in the rest of
the world. In part, however, they
said little in the Constitution be-
cause they anticipated that the first
president would be George Wash-
ington who would surely set the
first administration on the right
path. Thus the framers deliberately
left the evolution of the personnel
and organization of the executive
branch to be worked out by Con-
gress and the president in the fu-
ture.
Because the Constitution con-
tains this large hole and because
bureaucracies touch the lives of so
many Americans, the courts have
had to create the constitutional law
of bureaucracies. It is not that the
courts are ever asked directly what
a bureaucracy is or what its role is
in our constitutional system. In-
stead these questions arise in cases
that look like they are primarily
about the legal or constitutional
rights of individuals.
From a 'Spoils System' to the
Career Service
Some constitutional litigation in-
volves the intersection of bureau-
cracies and another institution
about which the Constitution is
even more silent, the political party.
The Jacksonian Democrats devel-
oped a theory of bureaucracy in the
1820s, although they did not call it
by that name. They argued that if
government agencies were staffed
by career employees, these gover-
nors would become an elite sepa-
rated in spirit and outlook from the
people they governed. The cure was
"rotation in office." Each time one
political party ousted the other
from the control of the presidency
or other elected executive post
such as governor or mayor, all
those appointed by the previous
executive should be removed from
office and replaced by appointees
of the new executive. Thus, every-
day citizens would move in and out
of government as political fortunes
changed. We would not need to
worry about keeping the governing
bureaucracy under control of the
people because the people would
be the bureaucracy.
This theory of bureaucracy was
also a theory of party finance. As
they evolved. European political
parties supported themselves in a
number of ways. Many, such as the
British Labor or French Socialist
party, became dues-paying. closed
membership clubs. In return for
paying dues, a member got a card
and a right to vote in party elec-
tions. Others, like the British Con-
servative party, long supported
themselves on private wealth.
Wealthy families sent one of their
sons into politics and provided him
an annual income while he pursued
his political career. Others yet, like
the Communist and Monarchist
parties, depended largely on ideo-
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Cartoon by Thomas Nast on civil service reform showing "Mr. Statesman" culling the tail (salaries) off a mangy dog (civil service "spoils system") as Uncle Sam says.
"You am as usual, at the wrong end." He leans against a poster with civil service reform guidelines, which recommend better salaries and working conditions. Harper's
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logical fervor of their partisans to
yield many, voluntary, unpaid hours
of party work.
American parties have rarely had
dues-paying memberships. Neither
family support nor ideological com-
mitment has been sufficient to
bring out enough party workers to
staff election campaigns or to keep
the parties alive between elections.
In the nineteenth century, Ameri-
can parties instead relied on "rota-
tion in office," or, as it is known less
grandly, the "spoils system." With
this system, the party simply prom-
ises that, while it can pay its work-
ers nothing now, faithful workers
will he given government jobs if the
party wins the election. These jobs
do pay and will continue to pay as
long as the party keeps getting
elected. Thus, the party is financed
partly by the government.
The Jacksonian theory of bureau-
cracy and party held that govern-
ment administration really was sim-
ple stuff. Any citizen rotated into
office to enjoy the spoils that go to
election victors could do the job for
a while until replaced by a new set
of winners. From the earliest days
of the Republic, this premise was
challenged by those who believed
that the business of governing was
a highly technical one requiring
great experience, impartiality and
expertise. First announced by the
Federalists, this theory of bureau-
cracy as neutral expertise, and thus
of the separation of government
administration from the hurly hur-
ley of democratic politics, reached
its high point in the Progressive
movement around the turn of the
century. The Progressives wanted
to replace "rotation in office" with a
professional career civil service, ap-
pointed on the basis of competitive
examinations and shielded by law
from political influence. Their
greatest victory was the Pendleton
Act of 1883 which established such
this Constitution
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important institutions l/. rvvry
national government, the bureau-
cracy.
a federal civil service.
The Progressive theory of bu-
reaucracy sought to undermine tra-
ditional party supports. The Pro-
gressives saw the traditional party
machines as the principal enemies
of good public administration. The
machines were the source of the
graft, corruption and simple incom-
petence that marred American gov-
ernment. If "rotation in office" were
ended, and with it the promise of
jobs, the machines could not enlist
the precinct captains and ward
healers who were their front line
troops. As a result the machines
would run down and eventually dis-
appear.
The Supreme Court entered the
fray not in the form of direct deci-
sions about whether the Constitu-
tion had approved one theory or the
other, but indirectly. One of the
statutes amending and improving
the Pendleton Act was the Hatch
Act of 1 439 which forbade federal
employees from contributing to or
participating in party election cam-
paigns. Its basic intent was to pro-
tect civil servants from political
pressure. If they were forbidden by
law from engaging in political activ-
ity on behalf of any party, they
could not be pressured by the presi-
dent or those he appointed as sec-
retaries and assistant secretaries of
the various government depart-
ments to be active on the side of the
president's party.
A number of civil servants saw
things differently, however, and
challenged the Hatch Act as a viola-
tion of their constitutional, First
Amendment, right to participate in
politics. The Supreme Court usually
holds that First Amendment rights
Federal postal workers. Washington, D.C.. 1890s. 8rady-Handy collection. Library of Congress.
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George Hunt Pendleton, Brady-Handy collection.
Library of Congress.
are not absolute. If the government
is limiting speech for a sufficiently
compelling reason, it may do so
constitutionally. In the course of
explaining the compelling govern-
ment interest that was to be bal-
anced against the individual civil
servants' First Amendment rights,
the Supreme Court provided a ring-
ing endorsement of the Progressive
theory of bureaucracy. The Court
held that the government's interest
in an expert, neutral, career civil
service clearly separated from poli-
tics outweighed First Amendment
considerations. In upholding the
Hatch Act, the Supreme Court read
"rotation in office" out of the Con-
stitution.
Some years later, the Court used
the Constitution to abolish the rem-
nants of the "spoils system" that
had survived the Progressive era. A
number of attorneys employed by
Cook ('ounty, the county in which
Chicago is located, had been ap-
pointed to their jobs as prosecutors
when one party won a county elec-
ti(m. The next time around, the oth-
er party won, and in 19T1 it sought
to replace these prosecutors with
its own party faithful. The old pros-
ecutors argued that their First
Amendment rights were being
abridged?they were being fired
from their jobs solely because of
their political beliefs. The Supreme
Court did not exactly ignore the
time-honored place of the "spoils
system" in American political life,
but it did treat it as irrelevant. Fo-
cusing on the First Amendment
claim, a majority of the Court con-
firmed that firing government
workers just because of their politi-
cal views was a violation of their
rights to free speech and associa-
tion.
In order to encourage the accep-
tance of the civil service concept.
new civil service statutes often con-
tained clauses providing for "blan-
keting in" present employees.
Whenever more federal, state and
or local government jobs were
brought under civil service designa-
tion, workers already on those jobs
were allowed to keep them rather
than having to compete for them in
new examinations. "Blanketing in"
was politically essential to the pas-
sage of most civil servant legisla-
tion. It meant that existing govern-
ment workers appointed under the
"spoils system" would not only
cease to oppose civil service laws
but would vigorously support them
because the new laws would secure
their jobs even if the other party
won an election. In its Cook County
decision, the Supreme Court in ef-
fect "blanketed in" every one of the
remaining spoils appointees in the
United States. The Progressive the-
ory of a bureaucracy of neutral
"experts," free from political parry
control, had become part of the
Constitution not as separate
clauses but as an interpretation of
the First Amendment.
Whose Bureaucracy?
Today, the most important dis-
pute about the constitutional posi-
tion of the federal bureaucracy is
being fought out in cases that ap-
pear not to relate to the Constitu-
tion at all. In these cases, the par-
ties are not claiming that a
particular government action is un-
constitutional but only that it is
unlawful; not that it violates the
Carl A. Hatch. Library of Congress.
Constitution, but only that it vio-
lates some statute enacted by Con-
gess. These cases raise the most
difficult constitutional question of
all about the bureaucracy?to
which branch of government does
it belong'?
The simple schema of the first
three articles of the Constitution?
Article I which describes Congress.
Article II which establishes the
presidency, and Article III which
provides for the judiciary?would
seem to place the executive depart-
ments, such as treasury and interi-
or. and the bureaucrats who work
in them, squarely under the control
of the president who holds not a
part of but all of "the executive
Power of the United States." Partic-
ularly from the time of the New
Deal onward, constitutional and po-
litical commentators have urged
more and more centralized control
by the president over an executive
branch that was constantly growing
in size and complexity. The Nixon
presidency. however, brought de-
nunciations of the "imperial presi-
dency" from the same people who
had espoused the strong presidency
earlier. And the Reagan presidency,
with its campaign to cut hack on
big government, including the big
executive branch, has led those
who favor more rather than less
government activity to re-examine
the actual legal status of the execu-
tive departments.
When they do so they encounter
a very curious phenomenon of
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Jo spite of who, ?could seem to be the (Icor structure of the.rirst three or-
ticle.z; of the Coustitutiou, the jederal deport meoLs urf not (Jo serronts
the president but I/Oe creatures of ronqrcss.
American law. In spite of what
would seem to be the clear struc-
ture of the first three articles of the
Constitution, the federal depart-
ments are not the servants of the
president but the creatures of Con-
gress. Precisely because Article II
does not authorize any specific ex-
ecutive departments or provide an
organization chart of the executive
branch, each federal executive de-
partment and agency must be creat-
ed by a statute enacted by Con-
gress. The agencies not only exist
by virtue of such statutes but each
and every one of their powers and
programs must be authorized by
statute and each and every dollar
they spend must be appropriated by
statute.
It is not that Americans suddenly
discovered this legal arrangement.
In some sense they knew it all
along. In the middle and later 1970s,
however, with the presidency in the
hands of one party and Congress in
that of the other, more observers
came to recognize the contradic-
tion between the legal basis of the
executive departments as congres-
sional creations and the position of
the president as chief executive.
This contradiction is now being
discussed in the federal courts. The
Reagan administration has inherit-
ed hundreds of executive branch
programs and regulations that it
would like to eliminate, cut hack or
redirect. In some cases, the admin-
istration believes that a regulation
imposes impossible tasks on the
companies being regulated, and or
creates costs that far outweigh any
possible benefits and or is based on
factual data that is wrong or incom-
plete and/or misreads the intent of
the statute that the regulation is
designed to implement. Wielding
the powers of the chief executive,
administration officials have re-
scinded some regulations, refused
to go forward with others that were
this Constitution
in the bureaucratic pipe line when
Mr. Reagan took office. and re-
duced the tempo of enforcement of
yet others. The Reagan administra-
tion has argued that many of these
regulations and styles of enforce-
ment had been adopted by the de-
partments in pursuit of the policy
ideas of President Carter and his
appointees. That course, Reagan's
aides say, was perfectly legitimate,
but it is equally legitimate for a
newly elected president with differ-
ent ideas to modify the practices of
his executive branch to conform to
his ideas. Those who oppose Presi-
dent Reagan's policies have re-
sponded that the regulations and
programs that existed when he
took office were mandated by Con-
gress and to stop or change them
now violates those statutes. Typi-
cally, the issue has reached the
courts when those who favor reten-
tion and extension of the old regu-
lations ask the court to require the
agency to enforce the statute.
These cases involve the huge body
of statutory and case law about the
procedures that agencies must use
in making, unmaking and enforcing
their own regulations that lawyers
call "administrative law."
Because these are complex ad-
ministrative law cases. few people
become aware of the underlying
constitutional debate. The debate
arises because many congressional
statutes not only authorize or em-
power executive agencies to do
things hut, at least according to
some interpretations, order them to
do things. Not just President Rea-
gan, but all presidents, have argued
that the president has the authority
under Article II to decide just how
the laws shall be "faithfully execut-
ed" and thus the discretion to de-
cide when, against whom, and un-
der what circumstances the law
should be carried out.
Agencies live between the duties
imposed upon them by statute and
the executive discretion wielded by
the president as head of the execu-
tive branch. In a common sort of
law suit in this area, an environ-
mental group might insist that a
particular statute, say the Clean Air
Act. imposes a duty on the Ln \ iron
mental Protection Agency (EPA) to
achieve clean air now. The agency
thus has a duty to formulate the
best possible air pollution regula-
tions based on available data and
enforce them immediately. The
EPA will reply that no statute can
ever be read as commanding an
agency to make regulations and
punish people for violating them
before the agency is sure that it
knows enough to make a good reg-
ulation. Thus the EPA must have
discretion to decide when it will
make a regulation. Furthermore,
the EPA has only so much time,
staff and money to enforce its regu-
lations and never enough to enforce
all of them on everybody. Thus it
must have discretion to pick and
choose its enforcement actions to
get the most -bang" for its enforce-
ment "buck-. And precisely be-
cause these judgments are discre-
tionary, they must be exercised in
accord with the policies of the only
person who has constitutional au-
thority to control the discretion of
the executive branch?the presi-
dent.
When a court decides whether. in
a particular instance, an agency has
a statutory duty or, alternatively a
measure of discretion, the court is
deciding whether the agency be-
longs to Congress or the president.
Depending on the circumstances,
the statutory language and the un-
derlying constitutional theory of
the judge. individual decisions go
one way or the other. Over the
years, however, the collective im-
pact of these decisions will move
the federal bureaucracy more to-
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Although the Constitution does not specitically pirolithjor mi crulicra-
cies, courts decide bureaucracy cases under a wide array of constitu-
tional and non-constitutional provisions that do not even use the words.
In doing so, the courts shape not only the constitutional law of bureau-
cracy, hut the relationship between Congwss and the president.
ward Article I (c.ongressi( inal au-
thority) or more toward Article II
(presidential control) and thus de-
termine a fundamental aspect of
our constitutional law even though
these cases do not overtly raise
constitutional questions. This issue,
like many constitutional issues, is
never totally resolved. but the
courts are currently deeply engaged
in determining the extent of presi-
dential control of the actions of the
executive departments.
Legislative Veto
The Supreme Court has spoken
specifically about the constitution-
ality of congressional control of the
bureaucracy in one recent case in-
volving the "legislative veto.- In a
number of statutes, Congress has
delegated to executive agencies the
power to make rules and other
kinds of decisions, but it retained
for itself the right to veto these
rules within a specified time. Only
after Congress approved the agency
action, or refused to disapprove it,
did the agency's action become le-
gally binding. These provisions al-
lowed Congress to grant a great
deal of discretion to the agencies
while at the same time maintaining
control over the final decision.
In Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion Service v. Chadha (1983), the
Supreme Court held one such veto
provision unconstitutional and did
so in broad enough language to
suggest that most such provisions
were invalid. The Court focused not
on the constitutional problems of
bureaucracy and administration but
on the president's veto power. The
details of legislative veto clauses
varied, but all provided that the
congressional veto be exercised by
votes and resolutions not subject to
presidential veto. The Court held
that Congress' action of disapprov-
ing an agency decision was itself a
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legislative action like the passage of
a new law. Thus, it was unconstitu-
tional for Congress to take such
actions in ways that denied the
president his constitutional author-
ity to veto new legislation.
Chadha generally has been inter-
preted as a pro-president, anti-Con-
gress decision. It does reduce the
power of Congress to limit the dis-
cretion exercised by the federal bu-
reaucracy. It does not, however,
increase presidential control over
that bureaucracy. Indeed. it tends
simply to grant more autonomy to
the bureaucracy. Recent presidents
have sought to increase their au-
thority over agency rule-making by
executive orders requiring that pro-
posed agency rules be cleared
through the Office of Management
and Budget, which is part of the
president's own staff. These execu-
tive orders, and particularly any at-
tempt by the president to prevent a
? proposed rule from coming into le-
gal effect, raise their own serious
constitutional problems.
Conclusion
Although the Constitution does
not provide specifically for bureau-
cracies, courts decide bureaucracy
cases under a wide array of consti-
tutional and non-constitutional pro-
visions that do not even use the
words. In doing so, the courts shape
not only the bureaucracy, but the
relationship between Congress and
the president. We are used to think-
ing of that dynamic relationship as
a direct struggle between Congress
and president over such questions
as whether the president has the
power to withhold documents from
Congress or to send troops into
combat without a congressional
declaration of war. But there is also
a struggle between Congress and
president about just how much
power each should have over the
work of the federal bureaucracy,
work that constitutes almost all of
the activity of government that ac-
tually touches the daily lives of the
citizenry. As the courts referee this
rivalry, we can expect different con-
stitutional balances to he struck at
different times depending on chang-
ing political circumstances and
changing political theories of Con-
gress and the presidency. The de-
veloping constitutional law of the
bureaucracy shows that the Consti-
tution can be made to resp mil to
circumstances unforeseen, indeed
even to institutions unmentioned.
in the original document.
Martin Shapiro received his Ph.D. from
the Department of Government at Har-
vard and has taught there and at a num-
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219 East 71 Street
New York, NY 10022
Genealogical and Bio. Soc. of NY 212 755-9532.
122 East 58th Street
New York, NY 10022
Descendents of Colonial Wars in NY 212 755-7002
122 West 58th Street
New York, NY 10022
Daughters of the Cincinnati 212 680-3553
122 East 58th Street
New York, NY 10022
Newport Reading 401 846-0490
29 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI
Navy Lancaster Our Const. Heritage 1-000 527 1771
Box 424
Dayton, OH 45469
State Bar of Texas, Public Service 512 463-1399
flo;< 12487
Austin, TX 78711
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NAME & DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS STATUS/PHONE NUMBER PRICE
Educational "A Salute to Our Constitution... Newspapers in Education
Two volumes for grades 1-7; and 4-6 The Indianapolis Star, Pox 145
with model lessons on how to use IndianapolL, IN 46205
the newspaper to teach about ideas
in the Constitution.
Educational "About the Constitution:..." National Education Assoc.
A packet of learning materials and 237 Saw Mill Road
lesson plans for elementary West Haven, CT 06516
schools, created by the NEA and the
National Council for the Social
Studies.
Educational "Are We to be a Nation?" American Library Association, PIO
A traveling Bicentennial exhibit 50 East Huron Street
and outreach packet, developed by Chicago, IL 80302
the ALA and the New York Public
Library.
Educational -Celebrate the Constitution" Federation of State Humanities
A guide for public programs in the C15.1012 14th Street, NW, #207
humanities during the Bicentennial Washington, DC 20005
period.
Educational "Forgotten Freedoms" Texas Young Lawyers Association
A 20 minute video on freedom of Box 12487
expression and freedom from Austin, TX 78711
unreasonable search and seizures.
Available on a free loan basis or
may be purchased.
Educational "Instructional Modules on National Conference of Christians
Const. .."Five useful teaching units 71 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1100
for elementary and secondary New York, NY 10003
students.
512 463-1388
Educational "Law and the Bicentennial" American Lawyers Auxiliary
A primer- for third graders on the 750 North Lake Shore Drive
Constitution and how it affects Chicago, IL 60611
their daily lives.
Educational "Law in a Changing Society" State Bar of Texas 512 463-1380 *
Supplemental units for K-12 social Box 12487
studies classes on the Constitution Austin, TX 78711
and Bill of Rights.
Education7i1 "Lessons on the Constitution" Social Studies Educ. Consortium
A set of over. 60 lesson plans 855 Broadway
developed by the Copernicus Society Boulder, CO 80302
for use in high school social
studies classes.
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Educational
Educational
Educational
Educational
Educational
Educational
Educational
Educational
Educational
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
"Lessons on the Constitution"
High school level workbook on the
Constitution.
"National Bicentennial
Competition-A six week curriculum
For grade 11. Competition at the
classroom, congressional district,
state and national level.
Available through congressional
offices or CCE.
"Readings in the Constitutional
Era-A plan for an adult reading and
discussion, for adaptation in
elementary and secondary school.
"Teaching Today's Constitution"
10 lessons, 100 pages with quiz.
"The Constitution and the Early.."
A teachers guide and resource
handbook for fifth grade.
"The Constitution"
A supplemental teaching unit Inc
secondary social studies utilizing
Law in a Changing Society
materials.
"The Constitution: Evol. of Govt."
A supplemental teaching unit for
secondary schools developed by
National Archives, containing 34
facsimiles of the Archives
documents.
"The Elementary Catechism on
the. ."A series of question and
answers for people living under a
free government, designed for home
or school.
"The First Amendment: Free Speech"
A curriculum guide for high school
teachers with related court cases
and resource listings included, for
grades 0-12.
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Rro.iect '87
152/ New Hampshire Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Center for Civic Education
5146 Douglas Fir Road
Calavasas, CA 91302
Vermont Council on the Humanities
Box 58
Hyde Park, VT 05655
Social Studies School Service
10200 Jefferson Blvd.
Box 802, CA 90232
Fairfax County Public Schools
3705 Crest Drive
Annadale, VA 22003
Hope Lochridge
Box 12487
Austin, TX 78711
City Services Department
51 West 52nd Street
New York, NY 10019
American Heritage Institute
1093 Beechwood Strert
Camarillo, CA
Thomas School of Communication
Temple University
Philadelphia, PA 19122
,,,T(JuGrrHoor. NUMBER
010 240-9320
800 421-4246 or 213
839-2436
PRICE
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Educational
Educational
Events
Exhibits
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NAME g DESCRIPTION
"We Light the Way or Freedom"
Educational program for glades g-8.
Teaching Materials
NCSS provides information for
teachers on resources and materials
for teaching about the
Constitution.
"National Bicent Events List g
WDC"Local events list available to
the general public.
Black Culture
Blacks and the US Constitution will
be organized into seven sections,
including slavery, freedom in the
18th century, free blacks and the
struggle for full citizenship
rights.
Christy Reproduction
Fainting Exhibits can be reserved
for general public use. Must incur
$150 DHL cost for return shipment.
Contact Information Services
Film "Government As It Is"
The Legislative Branch, focuses on
the role Congress plays in
governing our nation, how a bill
becomes a law, how Senate and House
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMFANY/ADDRESS
Neelcy Scholarshop Foundation
183 N. Madison Avenue
Monrovia, CA 91016
National Council Inc thc 55
3501 Newark Street, NW
Washington, DC 20016
Commission Headquarters
736 Jackson Street NW
Washington, DC 20503
The New York Public Library's
Schomburg Center for Research
New York, NY 10029
Commission Headquarters
736 Jackson Plai N.W.
Washington, DC 20503
Polaroid Film
Box 1048
Santa Monica, CA 90406
STATUWHONE NUMBER
010 357-3402
202 USA-1787
212 862-4000
202 USA ?1787
1-800 527-1771
functions. 26-minutes, ages 13-18.
Film
"Shays' Rebellion"
Churchill Films
213 657-5110
Film on Shays' Rebellion.
662 N. Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90069
Film
"The Constitution at 200"
Prentice Hall - Media Association
914 666-4100
The Signing of the Constitution
recreated while focusing on the
enduring issues. Filmstrip or
video.
Box 1050
Mt. Kisco, NY 10549
Film
"The U.S. Constitution in Action"
Random House
800 472-0782
Two sets of four filmstrips each,
creating a Federal Union (set
Dept. 9261 400 Hahn Road
Westminister, MD 21157
1-537-81190-7) and "The Living
Document" (set 2-537-61173-1),
eight 15-minute filmstrips, ages
13-16
PRICE:
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Film
Film
Flags
Games
Games - Computer
U0727
Games
00056/Edu1:5tional
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"The U.S. Constitution"
Weathering 200 Years, examines the
opportunties and risks inherent in
calling a new convention.
17 rminute filmstrip, teachers
guide, ages 13-10.
"The US Const: A Design for
Democ."Film strip and video from
Society for. Visual Education.
See Logo-Licensees
The Constitution
A question and answer game using
approximately 200 bronze, silver,
gold and black coded cards for 5th
and 6th grade levels.
Bicentennial Clearinghouse
A question-answer game for 2 to 4
players. Questions come from four
categories: Political Patter,
Constitutional confusion, Jury
prudent Jargon and Which, What,
Who. 250 Questions. On disk.
Constitution: The Game.
A board game with dice to move
players about the board while
answering questions regarding
issues debated during the framing
of the Constitution.
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
Games - You Can Do It
00065/Baseball Question and answer contest modeled
on the game of baseball. Economic
education for middle schools. Gain
understanding of free enterprise.
Grants (Tcl'.ic ional Educational Awards and Grants
Awards for conferences,
institution, circulum development
and other projects.
Gun Commemorative Item
44 Magnum revolver with 24 carat
gold accounts on the deluxe Museum
edition from $995 up.
COMRANY/ADDRESS
Random House (ELM)
400 Hahn Road
Wcstminister, MD 21157
Society for Visual Education
1342 W Diversey Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
The Game School Corporation
Box 412
Neenah, WT 54956
Free Spirit Software, Inc.
530 South Edgewood
LaGrange, IL 60525
Charles L. Kennedy
1031 Edgecomb Avenue
York, PA 17403
Cal Mattis
Broad Street, Box 217
Houston, TX 19954
Dr. Herbert Atherton
Commission Headquarters
Washington, DC 20503
The American Historical
1142 W. Grace St., Dept
Richmond, VA 23220
SIATUG/RHONE NUMBER
000 472 071)2 or 800
63G-6460
312 525-1500 and 800
62 1-1900
414 730-0041
312 352-7323
717 771-4323,
302 422-0155.
202 653-5109.
Foundation 804 353-1812 or 800
C-115 368 0000.
PRICE
$17.95
$995.00
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Jewelry
KIDSNET
Educational Media
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NAME A DESCRIPTION
Sec logo licensees
Jewelry and accessories.
KIDSNET Clearinghouse
This compendium of educational
media resources related to the
INFOPMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
PBS Elementary/Secondary Service
1320 Braddock Place
Alexandria, VA 22314
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
PRICE
202 271-1400.KIDS1IET, 6856 $.74
Eastern Ave., NW DC, for
info.
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensecs
Logo-1 icensees
history, development & effects of
the US Const. was designed to help
teachers 8 parents, children
adults take advantage of prgms
S vail.
Bicentennial Logo
Embroidered emblems, key chain,
baseball caps, all bearing the
official Bicentennial logo.
Bookmark
A uniquely shaped brass bookmark
bearing the official Bicentennial
logo.
Books
A book titled -The Constitution of
the U. S. of America", the
Bicentennial logo.
Lion Brothers Company
10033 Carrigan Drive
Ellicott City, MD 21043
Catania Et AL
980 North Michigan Avenue, 01400
Chicago, IL 60611
Bryon Priess Visual rub., Inc
24 West 25th Street
New York, NY 10010
301 363-1000
312 266-2202
212 645-9870
r C)C)IJ crosses
Box Candy
Speciality House Candies
609 783-6151
One pound of traditional salt wate r
taffy packaged in a commemorative
box, logo ornament.
121 Holly Street
Lindenwold, NJ 08021
Logo-Licensees
Buttons
TIM Industries Inc.
408 356-3470
Campaign-style buttons bearing the
Design Center, 513 Monterey Ave.
Official Bicentennial logo.
Los Gatos, CA 95031
Logo-Licensees
Buttons
Button Works, Inc.
916 265-2457
Round Metal Buttons, 1 1/4", 1
Box 400, 300 Broad Street
3/4", 2 1/4".
Nevada City, CA 95959
Logo-Licensees
Cards and Prints
Historic Cards and Prints
703 547-1016
Christmas cards, note cards and
prints of historic buildings
related to the Constitution.
1129 Powahatan Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Logo-Liecnsees
Christmas Ornament
Susan Bixby - Orion Marketing
703 368-7955
24 carat gold plated Christmas
ornament with the preamble etched
into a wreath surrounding a 3
dimensional design of Independence
8715 Bonnet Street
Manasas, VA 22110
Hall.
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Logo-L
Logo' Lr n
Logo-Licrnsces
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
ogo i riser
Logo-Li cc r)sc.a.e,.,..,
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BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
NAME & DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS
STATUS/PMONE NUMBER PRICE
Commemorative Items Theme Merchandise Inc. 6'1/ 22A 1,717
A selection of commemorative items Box 97651, South Main Street
bearing the logo including pewter Attleboro, MA 02703.
spoon, stowaway jar, round white
tile "3 1/2",tankard, snack
t
bucket, ceramic tile rivet &
coffee mogs,and pencil caddy.
Commemorative Items Seven Star 313 308-127?
Various commemorative items bearing 3985 Fort Street
the offical Bicentennial logo Lincoln Park, MI 48146
including flags, coins, mugs,
glasses, lapel pens, stickers,
T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, pins,
pencils, license plates and
ha lions.
Commemorative Items Charles Goldberg Sales LTD. 412 963-6688 *
A collection of wearing apparel 1370 Old Freeport Road 112A
bearing the logo including: Pittsburgh, PA 15238
T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweater,
baseball hat, golf hat, golf shirt,
jacket, glass paper weight, glass
mug, glass plate, and logo patch.
Commemorative Items CHARLES GOLDBERG SALES, LTD. 412 963-6680. *
T-Shirts, sweatshirts, sweaters, 1370 Old Freeport Road
baseball hat, golf hat, golf shirt, Pittsburg, PA 15238
jacket, glass paperweight, glass
mug, glass plate and logo patch.
Commemorative Items Wo-Di Manufacturing Inc. 615 680-7430.
A cultured marble coaster set and a Knoxville, TN
cultured marble wall plague, with
logos. Available in various sizes.
Commemorative Items Knowledge Products 615 807-6223
An audio cassette on the 2005 Elm Hill Pike, Box 100340
Constitution narrated by Walter Nashville, TN 37214
Cronkite. Two classic volumes (8
tapes) and a reference book, in a
deluxe edition. Available in
single edition as well.
Commemorative Items Texoma Leather and Brass 214 7116-6131 *
Large western style belt buckle 4101 E. Warehouse Road
available in solid brass, pewter, Denision, TX 75020
and 24K gold finish. Key chain and
leather coasters all bearing the
official logo.
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Logo-Licensers
Logo-Licen
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Lic
1SEES
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Li c,nsoes
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Commemorative Items
T-shirts, sweatshirts, handbags,
prints, and posters with portraits
oF the signers of the Constitution.
Commemorative Items
Bookmark, Christmas ornament, key
chain, lapel pin, tie tack, pendant
with chain and money clip.
Commemoratives Plague
A limited edition, "9 1/4"
collector's plate by Pickard China
and "24" x 36" poster, each with
painting titled "From High Above"
artist Adriano Manacchia.
Constitution
Delaware Becomes the First State
celebrating the ratification of the
Constitution by Delaware.
Constitution
US Constitution with illustration.
Constitution Poster.
Poster four color graphic print.
Constitutional Board Game
A Constitional board game, titled
"Hail to the Chief".
Creative Imprints
Assorted commemoratives including
tie tack, tie bar, key fob, pin,
pendant, key ring, money clip and
belt buckle.
Crystal
Faceted crystal form saluting the
Bicentennial of the Constitution,
engraved on the backk in
calligraphy with the Preamble and
the dates 1767-1987. On the four
Front facets, as a frame.
Design Ads
Postage meter ads in four
Bicentennial commemorative designs.
INFORMATION SERVICES
RTCEPTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ApppEs9
Heroes Are Forever
9427 Pagewood Lane
Houston, TX 77063
Design Masters Assoc. Inc.
P. 0. Box 212, 119 Wilderness Lane
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Watercrest China, Inc.
157 New Holland Village
Nanuet, NY 10954
Delaware Heritage Commission
Carvel State Office Bldg, 3rd Fl.
Wilmington, DE 19801
Const. Educ. Assoc.
28 E Jackson Blvd.'
Chicago, IL 60600
Paul Nocas
Document House
Box 858 Solvang, CA 93463
Aristoplay, Ltd.
Ann Arbor, MI
Creative Imprints Inc.
New Bedford, MA
Steuben Glass
New York, NY
Pitney Bowes
Walter. H. Wheeler, Jr. Drive
Standford, CT 69260
STATUS/RHO[ NUMBER
713 956- 9, 12
804 220-4301
914 623- 1777
302 6526662
313 995-4353
617 995-6045.
212 753-1441.
203 351-7004
rRICE
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
UT'A
A reproduction of (fru "Declaration
Desk".
Desk Ornament
Pemble desk ornament attractively
displaying the Preamble in icicite
mounted on walnut base. Net price
/26.50.
Eagle Sculptures
An eagle sculpture available in
Either bronze or pewter, entitled
'Articles of Freedom' designed by
wildlife artist, 0.0 Edwards.
Flag
Indoor/outdoor and desk, available
in various sizes.
Flags
Indoor/outdoor and desk, bearing
logo.
Flays
Flags in various sizes bearing the
Bicentennial logo.
Flags
Banners, desk flags, indoor/outdoor
Flags, and accessories.
Flags
Hand made reproductions of
historical flags. Available framed
and unframed.
Flags
Bicentiennial flags available in
various sizes.
Flags and Apparel
Flags, T-shirts and sweatshirts
with Bicentennial logo design.
George Washington Painting
A painting of George Washington and
the Constitution framed and
unframed.
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Stickley Manilius
New York, NY
Wcener Jennings & Inc.
223 10th Street S.E.
Washington, DC 20003
Silver tip Studios
Route One, Box 4019
Twin Falls, ID 83301
Dettra Flag Company, Inc.
Oaks, PA 19416
Annin Flag Company
One Annin Drive
Roseland, NJ 07068
Valley Forge Flag Company
One Rockerfeller Plaza
New York, NY 10029
Collegeville Flag Company
4th Avenue and Walnut Street
Collegeville, PA 19426
Gallery of the Republic
2104 Nueces
Austin, TX 78767
5TAT12/EHONT NUMBER
315 622-5100.
202 543 5125
202 734.3440
211 666-5050
201 220.9400
Inc. 212 586-1776
800-523-5630
512 472-7701
Eder Manufacturing Corp.
8939 North 55th Street, Box 23955
Milwaukee, WI 53223
Metro Flag, Inc.
47 Bassett Highway
Dover, NJ 07424
Anderson Lamb Inc.
Oakdale, NY
414 351-2010
201 366-1776
5.16 333 4677.
PR III
/26.50
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Logo-Liiences
Logo- i CJ: Cr4 C ,
logo-Licensecs
Logo-Li censces
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
Logo -Licensees
Logo-Licensees
Logo-Licensees
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
Glassware
A selected line of glassware
including a candy jar, tankard,
beverage glasses, and ceramic.
Glassware
A collection of 28 high quality
glassware items including crystal
and blown glass, all with logo
etching. Available in corporate
gift sets.
Oats
An commemorating item for the
Bicentennial.
Jewelry
Costume
made of
the USS
jewelry for men and women
wood and copper taken from
Constitution ship.
Jewelry
A 1 1/2" sterling silver
Constitution feather pendant/pin
and earrings, available in a set or
sold separately, designed and sold
by Navahoe Indian, Ray Tracey.
Lapel Pins Custom Pin and Design
One inch lapel pins in a round and P. o. Box 1232
"cut-out" design of the logo. Lake Placid, NY 12946
INFORMATION SERVICES'
BICENTENNIAL. ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Allen Company
712 East Main Street
Planchester, OH 45107
Touch of Glass
907 Second Street
Moundsville, WV 26041
Theaters House Inc.
Box 2090
Covington, KY 41012
Spouting Whale
638 Ouequechan Street
Falls River, MA 02721
Tracey-Knife Wing Inc.
Box 443
Callup, NM 87301
Medals
A series of Bicentennial medals in
bronze, silver, gold, available in
various sizes: prices $8.00 to
$575.00.
Medals
Series of bicentennial medals in
bronze, silver, and gold, available
in various sizes.
Medals
or gold, silver, copper, and bronze
displaying the logo and reversing
to the great seal.
Music
Mr. Brunner had available a song
for which he wrote the music
entitled 'So Many Voices Sing
America's Song'.
US Capitol Historical Society
200 Maryland Avenue NE
Washingtion, DC 20002
US Capitol Historical Society
200 Maryland Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002
Charleston Mint
P. O. Box 31143
Charleston, SC
29417
Brunner Publishing Company
169 N. Bowling Green Way
Los Angeles, CA 90049
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
513 783 2471
304 845-0090
606431-2414.
617 672-1913
800 458-2500
518 523-2010
Phone: [phone]
202 543-8919
803 577-2982
PRICE
$8.00
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1. mITENN I AL AI 1301400
'REYWORDS
30130 ? DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS
STAT057PH(IPF NUMBER
PRICE
logo -1. i ten
Oil Painting Printing Industry of the Carolinas
704 527 7422
"We the people... 1707" limitAd 4651 Charlotte Park Drivc K120
edition reproduction of am original Charlotte, NC 20220
oil painting by Mort Runstler.
Available framed 'Jr unframed.
Logo-Lic
Painting Country SIde Studio, Inc.
615 995 6045.
The "American Eagles Series" of Gallatin, TN
five original paintings and lim ted
edition printings.
Togo-ticcn
Paperweight Heritage Collections Ltd.
703 522-0009
*
Lucite paperweight and pen holder 6647 Kerns Road
encasing the official U.S. Falls Church, VA 22042
Bicentennial postage stamps.
Logo-Liccn rs
Patriotic Song Folk Era Productions, Inc.
312 961-3559.
3owj, honoring 200 years of Naperville, IL
freedom, sung by Johnny Cash and
other top-name artists. Available
in cassette and compact disc.
1 ngr)-1 i fn I,r.'(IJi
Philatelic Products UNICOVER
207 624-5911
A select line of products designed One Unicover Center
especially for the Bicentennial Cheyenne, WY 82008
with original artwork.
L.ogD- Li n 1.7,7.:?
Plague Massillon Plague Company
216 022-8541
*
Polished stainless steel plagues 630 Erie Street North, Box 643
etched with one of the following: Massillon, OH 44648
the Constitution, the Declaration
of Independence, or the Bill of
Rights, mount on a walnut base.
Desk accessory etc.
[. ego--Li. cc ns ec
Plate Fr-stoma Pottery, Inc.
918 224-5511.
*
AD 8.5 ear thware plate depicting Sapulpa, OK
the official commemoration logo on
bas-relief.
Logo-tiNivsees
Plate Constitutional Society
804 745-.0357
4" pewter plate depicting the P. O. Box 1232
signing of the Constitution. Midlothian, VA 23105
Logo 1_i ceuuacca
Porcelain Bowl BOEHM-Edward Marshall Boehm
609 392-2207
II
An 8" Porcelain decorated bowl. 25 fairfacts Street
Trenton, NJ 08630
logo-I.
Poster Marathon Marketing Corporation
203 852-7001
Poster 25" x 38", entitled 'Lest We Union Park Plaza Bldg, 7 Mott Ave.
Forget'. Norwalk, CT 06850
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KEYWORDS
Logo-Li crAiscr.7,3
logo--I..
Togo-Licensees
Logo-Licen
Logo-Licensees
Logo-licensees
Logo-Licens(
Logo-Licensees
logo- -Li
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
roster
An original painting by Thomas
McKnight available in limited
edition print and in poster form.
roster
A colorful poster entitled 'Freedom
Light' by artist Tim Hildrenbrandt
available only through a purchase
program by American Express.
Posters
U.S.A. Patriotic Theme, depicts
numerous political candidates and
issues in the 19th and 20th century
Posters
A poster with the text of
Constitution printed over an
impression of the USS Constitution.
The paper on which it is printed
is made from wood from the ship.
Posters and Printing
Original painting by Thomas
McKnight available in a limited
edition print and in poster form.
rresidents of the US.
Recording
Tape of a choral reading of the
Constitution.
Recording
Tape of a choral reading of the
Constitution available in cassette
or album.
Recording
An audio cassette on the
Constitution narrated by Walter
Cronkite to classic volumes (9
tapes) and reference book, in a.
deluxe edition. Available in single
edition as well.
Sheet Music
Piano and choral arrangement for a
song written solely for the
Bicentennial of the Constitution.
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Chalk and Vermillion
Pew York, NY
Stonyfield Display Inc.
One North Broadway
White Plains, NY 10601
0.T. Dime, Inc.
4828 Albemarle Street, NW
Washington, DC 20016
Constitutional Commemoratives
Fall River, MA
Chalk and Vermillion
145 Worchester Street
New York, NY 10012
Brown and Bigelow
Box 3007
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Project Constitution
P. O. Box 302
Little Falls, NJ 07424
Project Constitution
Box 302
Little Falls, NJ 07424
Knowledge Products
2005 Elm Hill Pike, Box 100340
Nashville, TN 37210
Brunner Music Publishing Co.
169 North Bowling Green Way
Los Angeles, CA 90040
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
212 245-1765.
914 993-0700
301 652-2677
617 672.-1913.
212 245- 1765
212 695-2440.
212 605-2440
615 809-6223.
213--4725639
PRICE
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OgO?Liff'fIc+P,'",
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Balloons
Logo 1..11cfl?
BOOk
Logo -Li ( nsc
nooks
ns usa
Cards
ilusugazine
Naps
Bicentennial
Miracle At
Philadelphia
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Stamps
Philatelic products.
Ties
Mcn's traditional silk ties,
fastefully designed with the logo.
Watches
Line of commemorative watches with
In
Bicentennial Balloons
Assorted balloons with Bicentennial
Logo.
Bicentennial - Books
Biography on Abraham Baldwin, a
signer of the Constitution.
Bicentennial - Books
The Constitution of the U.S.
American Bicentennial keepsake
edition.
I ngo
Bicentennial - Cards & Prints
Historic Cards and Prints
Weekly Reader
Education project titled 'Learning
Basic Skills with the U.S.'
"A Miracle at Philadelphia in
1707"Brightly illustrated and
annotated map catches all the
vitality, energy, complexity &
activity of the 18th Century
Metropolis-This map spotlights the
delegates activities in the summer
oF 1787.
"Intellectual Heritage of Const."
Based on library holdings available
to the delegates to use in the
Library company of Phila.
Professor Greene traces the
dominant intellectual ideas of the-
founders.(by Pro. Jack Green, 1906)
INFORMATION SERVICES
SICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Panda Cachets
Box 319
Clifton, VA 22024
T. Foley Design Ltd.
315 East 70th Street
New York, NY 10021
Bienne Time Corp.
New York, NY
Seven Star
3985 Fort Street
Lincoln Park, MI
40146
District of Columbia DAR
300 Tilden Street NW
Washington, DC 20000
Bryon Preiss Visual
24 West 25th Street .
New York, NY
Historic Cards and Prints
1129 Powahatan Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
WEEKLY READER
245 Long Hill Road
Middletown, CT 06457
Eastern National Planning Assoc.
313 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Miracle Educational Materials
313 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
703 235-9299
212 517.-9044
212 944.1170.
311 308 1279
202 362-1973
212 645 ?9970.
No listing.
203 638-2400.
PRICE
$9.95
In
800 021-2903. 20% discount $150.00
on school & library orders
over 5
BOO 821-2903. 20% discount $3.95
on school & library ordeis
over 5
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Miracle At
Philadelphia
Miracle At
Philadelphia
Music
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-The Bicent. Bookshelf: History"
To provide an e:Jenaive
bibliography of readings on this
informative Constitutional period,
Professor Greene provides an
overview of major past A present
historians work.
-The Confederation Chronicle"
This newspaper, in modern format,
is written to reflect the
perspective of the nationalist
leadership on priority concerns
which impelled these men to come to
the Convention in Philadelphia.
"A More Perfect Union"
Mr. Robinson has written two songs
for the celebration of the
Bicentennial of the Constitution
entitled -We The People". These two
songs have been used by schools
thru out FLa. in their celebration.
Music -A Plan For Us All"
Mr. Richter has composed a song
entitled 'A Plan For Us All' which
is being used as Westchester
County's official song in honor of
the Constitution.
Music
-Abilgail Adams"
Judge Owen has composed an opera
entitled 'Abilgail Adams', for
soprano, tenor, baritone and
treble. It is scheduled for
performances on March 18, 19 and 20
in New York.
-America I Love You"
Mr. LeVines has composed a song
entitled 'America, I Love You'.
INFORMATION sErvIcrs
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Eastern National Planning Assoc.
313 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Miracle Educational Material
313 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Mr. Chuck Robinson
Fla. State Univ. School of Music
Tallahassee, FL 32306
Mr. Joseph Richter
37 Stonewall Circle
White Plains, NY 10607
The Honorable Richard Owen
US District Judge-Court House
New York, NY 10007,
Mr. Richard D. LeVines
321 N. Division Street
Salisbury, MD 21001
Music -America's Her Name- Mr. Howard Fenton
Mr. Fenton has composed a patriotic 401 East 74th Street
musical entitled 'America's Her New York, NY 10021
Name'. He is trying to have it
produced in New York and
Washington.
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
000 021-2903. 20% discount
on school A library orders
over 5
800 021-2703.
Includes:Tempest over
states-US Can't Pay Debt
PRICE
$2.50
$.30
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Music
Music
Music
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MUSIC
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-America, Let Freedom Reign"
Ms. Godwin has composed a song
entitled 'America, Let Freedom
Reign' suitable for performance by
band and chorus.
"America, the Best Place-
115, Fiore has composed a song
'America, the Best Place in the
World.
"An American Anthem"
tic. Shafer has composed a song
entitled "An American Anthem-,
based on the Pledge of Allegiance.
INTOMATION SERVICES
PICENTENNIAT. ALMANAE
COMPANY/ADPRES5
Ms. Joy A. Godwin
506 Lakeshore On
Daphne, AL. 36526
Na. Hercia Fiore
2119 78th Avenue
Elmwood Park, IL 60635
Or. Elmer H. Shafer
#226 1706 Rel lair Forest Drive
Bellair, FL 33516
"An American Vision- Ms, Jeanne Singer
Its. Singer has composed an original 64 Stuart Place
song cycle, "An American Vision", Manhasset, NY 10030
which she has performed many times
as the accompanist, with Florence
Mechtel, the soprano.
-Birth of the Constitution" Mr. Albertus Warmerdam
Mr. Warmerdam has composed a song 1412 Coodbridge Road
copyright 1987, entitled 'Birth of Lodi, CA 95240
the Constitution'.
-Choral" Ms. Joyce R. Girardet
Mrs. Girardet has composed a 320 Lake Seminary Circle
setting of the Pledge of Allegiance Maitland, FL 32751
For chorus and accompaniment.
-Constitution"
Mr. Polk has composed a song for
voicc and accompaniment simply
entitled "Constitution".
-Declaration of Independence"
Or. Herman has composed a song
based on the Declaration of
Independence.
Mr. Prentice H. Polk, Jr.
1487 Millcreek Road
Manahawkin, NJ 08050
Mr. Pinky Herman Manor Musci Co.
4705 NW 35th Street
Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33319
"E Pluribus Unum" Mr. Russell Peck
Mr. Peck has been commissioned by 2731 Stratford Drive
the Charlotte symphony to compose a Greensboro, NC 27409
piece entitled 'E Pluribus Unum'.
-Freedom"
HI. Vargo has composed a song for
baritone soloist and chorus
entitled 'Freedom'. It is
appropriate for either a large or
small chorus.
Mr. Larry Vargo, Director.
410 Blackstone Drive
San Rafael, CA 94903
":;TriTUfl:EUONE NUMBER
PRICE
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KEYWORDS
Music
Music
Music
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-Freedoms Star"
Mr. Booker has a rerm-ding and the
sheet music of the song 'Freedoms
Star'
-Gettysburg Address"
Mr. Peckjian has composed a song
which is a setting of the
Gettysburg Address.
"Hail to The Constitution"
Ms. Standefer's 5 & 6th grade class
wrote the lyrics to the song. The
words are available from either Ms.
Standefer or the Commission.
Music -Happy Birthday America!"
Ms. Robbins has composed two
patriotic songs entitled "Happy
Birthday America!" and "Our Great
America'.
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
-Hats Off to Miss Liberty"
Dr. Bertram has written and
published a song entitled 'Hats Off
To Miss Liberty:. The song can be
obtained by writing to:
"Historical Musical"
A historical musical developed by
Jean Lutterman, under a grant by
the National Endowment for the
Humanities.
"Let America Speak"
Published by Sampo Music, Nora Hunt
has composed a song entitled 'Let
America Speak'.
"Let Freedom Ring"
Ms. Nelson has written a musical
entitled 'Let Freedom Ring'.
-Light Up the Sky"
Ms. Winokur has composed a musical
Light Up the Sky about the famous
pre Civil Ear Scott Case.
"Lord We Praise Thee"
The Astronette Publishers have
released a song by Ann Medley
entiled "Lord We Praise Thee'.
INFORMATION SERVICE
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Mr. Roderick Todd Booker
Westmoreland County RD 6, Box 77
Greensburg, PA 15601
Mr. A. J. Peckjian
7 Rodney Road
Rosemont, PA 19010
Ms. Joan Standefer
1044 Cook Avenue
Billings, MT 59102
Ms. Marilyn H. Robbins
515 Debolt Street
Trenton, MO 64683
Congressional Music Publishing Co.
462 Pearson Road
Paradise, CA 95969
A Musical Skit for Children
8821 River Road
Bethesda, MD 20617
Sampo Music
1259 El Camino Real 4233
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Ms. Louisa Nelson
Box 293
Bayside, CA 95524
Ms. Roselyn Winokur
BOX 163, 35 Gregory Lane
Millwood, NY 10546
Astronette Publishing Co.
2037 Alvarado Drive, NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
STATUS/PHONF NUMBER
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Music -My Country Has been Good To Me
-
Mt. Krasny has available a soil
entitled 'My Country Has Been Good
to Me,' which was per by
Robert Merrill in the Macy's
Thanksgiving Day Parade..
Music -Noah's Word"
Hi. Barnes has composed a musical
entitled 'Noah's Words' based on
the life of Noah Webster- who was a
strong Federalist during the
Constitutional era.
Music -Our Glorious Constitution"
Mr. Hart has set a poem entitled
'That's Us in the USA'. It is taken
From the soundtrack of a film made
Car the Department of Independence.
Music -Our Love and Lady Liberty"
Fir. Wallace has composed a song For
solo voice and accompaniment
entitled 'Our Love and Lady
Liberty'.
Music "Patriotic Music"
Mr. Shephard and Ms. Pesso perform
patriotic music, some of which they
themselves have composed.
Music "Patriotic Songs"
Mr. Kovac has composed five
patriotic songs, one suitable for
marching bands and other for
smaller groups. Demo tapes of these
songs are being sent to radio
,3tations.
Music -Patriotic Songs"
Ms. Thompson's company has
available five patriotic songs in
choral arrangment form.
Music -Pray, America, Pray-
Mr. Gunter has composed a song
entitled 'Pray, America Pray.'
Music "Song of Freedom"
Mr. Whitney composed a piece, which
was premiered in early 1096,
entitled 'Song of Freedom' for
chorms amd orchestra.
INFORMATION SERVICES
PTCFNUMNIAL At
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Mr. Norman D. Krasny
575 Fifth Avenue
NFW York, NY 10017
Mr. Wade Barnes
20 Beekman Place
New York, NY 10022
Mr. Mickey Hart
1153 Simpson Avenue
Burbank, CA 91505
Mr. Victor Wallace
2623 SE 17th Avenue
Cape Coral, FL 33904
Mr. David Shepard
179 East Bow Street
Franklin, NH 03235
Mr. Michael Kovac
7 Williamsburg, Est.
Lauderdales Lakes, FL
33319
Ms. Patricia Ann Thompson
Box 33067
rhiladelphia, re% 19142
Mr. Edward C. Gunter
3200 SW 76th Avenue
Miami, FL 33155
Mr. John C. Whitney
University of Central Florida
Orlando, FL 32816
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
PRICE
Ms. resso, 426 Central a
Street, Franklin, NH 03235.
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KEYWORDS
Music
Nsa i.
MUSiC
MUSiC
Music
Music
Music
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
"Bongs of Praise-
Ms. Adams has composed four songs
all praising the Constitution.
-Songs Alive"
Ms. Baker has composed a song
entitled Red White and
Blue--Wear'em Proud, Fly 'em High,'
arranged for chorus and band
accompaniment.
"Songs"
The Fairfax Choral Society has
commissioned a piece for chorus and
small orchestra.
"Star Spangled Banner"
Mr. Hyde has an original
arrangement for orchester of the
Star Spangled Banner.
"Take Your Hat Off When The
Flag. ."l'1. Rankin is a Brite music
Independent Distributor who handles
music educational material. She is
marketing a piece entitled "Take
Your Hat Off When The Flag Goes
By!" Good introduction to Const.
"That's Our America"
Mr. Coppersmith has composed a song
entitled 'That's Our America.'
-That's Us in the USA"
Mr. Hendricks has collaborated in
composing a song entitled 'That's
Us in the USA.' Its is taken from
the soundtack of a film made for
the Department of Defense.
Music "The American Way"
Mr. Thompson is a member of the
HITS Band which performs a song
entitled 'The American Way'. They
also have quite a few other songs.
Music "The Bell of Freedom"
his. Shiffer has composed a song for
soloist and chorus entitled -The
Bell of Freedom".
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Ms. Kay J. Adams
747 1/2 Virginia Street tt5
WV 25302
MS. Diane Baker
4385 Joanne
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
The Fairfax Choral Society
Box 368
McLean, VA 22101
Mr. George Winslow Hyde
2835 Cumberland Road
San Marina, CA 71108
Ms. Kathleen Rankin
876 Sedley Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Mr. Hyman Coopersmith
25 Abbey Lane 11306
Delray Beach, FL 33446
Mr. William L. Hendricks
4415 Jacaranda Avenue
Burbank, CA 91505
Mr. Tommy Thompson
2910 Bayview Drive
Alameda, CA 94501
Ms. Kate U. Shiffer
306 Tompkins Lane
Waldorf, MD 20601
STATUS" I'! NUMBER
PRICE
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Xusic
Xusic
Music
Music
Music
Music
Music
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RICFOTENNTAt ALMANAC
NAME 1 0E5CRI21ION COMFANY/ADDRESS
"The Dill of Rights"
Mr. Boles had available a four rart
choral composition entitled 'The-
rm] of Rights', based on the First
10 amendments to the Constitution.
"The Constitution of the U. S."
Mr. Sonneborn is marketing a piece
of Americana entitled "The
Constitution of the US". It was
first aired on July 2, 1938 and is
a reading of the entire
Constitution set to music.
"The Constitution"
Mr. Lopez has written a song
entitled 'The Constitution'. It is
arranged for a soloist with a
muIti-piece accompaniment.
"The Constitution"
Mr. McLaughlin has written a ballad
entitled The Constitution". It is
scored for piano and voice.
"The Constitution"
Written by Erwin Chandler, 'The
Constitution' is scored for
narrator, chorus, orchestra and
band. The piece combines 18 and
19th century harmonies.
"The Constitution"
Mattland, Inc. a publishing company
in Utah, has a 4 part arrangement
of a song entitled 'The
Constitution'. The words are by
Joseph Smith, Jr., music by
Margaret Matthia, & arrangement by
CD Jordan
"Thr Eaule Takes Winos".
Mr."Pitraway, a professional
composer and recording or has
composed six patriotic songs which
were used in the US Army film 'The
Eagle Takes Wings'.
"The Land That I Love the Best"
Mr. DeMartino wrote the lyrics to
the song 'The Land I Love The Best'
Just prior to going into the army
during World War II.
Mu. Lester Doles
Freddy Bienstock Enter -pm i see
1619 Broadway, NY 10019
Mr. Jon Sonneborn
Box C
Sandy Hook, CT 06402
In
Box
San
Paul E. Lovinger
345
Francisco, CA 94101
Mr. Dennis McLaughlin
52-40 39th Drive (12-A)
Woodside, NY 11377
Mr. Lewis Norcott
Box C750
Shellington, PA 19607
Mattland, Inc.
Box 553
Pleasant Grove, UT 84062
q600475gReghaaVAXd 01219
McClean, VA 22102
Mr. Anthony DeMartino
820 Ketch Drive It5
Naples, Fl 33940
TIAINS/PHONF NUMBER
SPICE
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BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
KEYWORDS NAME & DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS STATUSZPNOOF NUMBER PRICE
Music -The Miracle of America- N. Jack lyn T. Milne
Jacklyn Milne composed a patriotic Pm: 185
song entitled The Miracle of Washington, UT 84780
America. It has been published.
Music -The US Constitution Suite- Mr. Robert Moffa
Mr. Mix has composed a song 804-D Bahai Del Sol
entitled We the People. He is Ruskin, FL 33570
available for performances and is
willing to share the song with
others for their performace.
Music -They Made A Constitution" The Commission on the Bicentennial *
Dr. Myers has written a musical 736 Jackson Place NW
entitled 'They Made A Washington, DC 20503
Constitution'. This is written in
four parts and includes speaking
parts. It can be obtained by
writing to:
Music "This Proud Land" Mr. Norman Whaler *
Mr. Whaler has composed a song for P. O. Box 392
soloist and piano entitled "This Brentwood, TN 37027
Proud Land".
Music -This is the Flag of My County" Mr. Paul Candide *
Mr. Candide has composed three 708 West 192nd Street, 115F
patriotic songs entitled 'This is New York, NY 10040
the Flag of My Country,' PA,
birthplace of the Constitution of
the US, and This is a Great County.
Recorded on studio tapes.
Mimic -We The People" Mr. Buddy Mix *
Mr. Mix has composed a song 7443 Gloria Avenue
entitled 'We The People'. He is Van Nuy, CA 91406
available for performance and is
willing to share the song with
others for their performance.
Music -We The People" Mr. Steven Otfinoski
Mr. Otfiknoski, a professional 34 Warwick Avenue
composer and playwright who has had Stratford, CT 06497
quite a few of his compositions
produced, has composed a musical
dedicated to the Bicentennial
entitled We the People.
Music "We The People" Pat Mazzello *
Ms. Mazzello has composed a song 736 Jackson Place, NW
entitled 'We The People. Washington, DC 20503
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FFYWORPS (JAt1[ P DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS
Music "We The People- Mr. Earl Oyler
Mr. Oyler has composed a song Bri 453, 6d.0 Paul inc Street
entitled 'We The People'. it is Taylorvill, IL 62569
available in a. arrangement and in
full concert band arrangement. He
also has available piano vocal
arrangements of his songs.
Music -We The People- Mr. Harvey Glassman
Or. Glassman has written a song 21730 Park lawn
entitled 'We The People' scored for Oak Park, MI 48237
vocal solo and either piano or
guitar accompaniment. He also
composed two other songs entitled
'Lady Liberty & Lady Liberty
March'.
Music "We The People"
Mrs. Mondale has composed a song
entitled We the People, for voice
and accompaniment.
Music "We The People-
. Ms. Weiss has composed a song
entitled "We the People,. She has
composed many other songs for which
she has received awards.
STATUSIPHONF NUMBER PRICE
Ms. Ruth Bringgold Mondale *
Do:: 336, 411 2nd Avenue SE
Pine Island, MN 55963
Ms. Donna Weiss a.
2210 Oakdale Avenue
Glenside, PA 17030
Music "We The People- Daniel J. Lawler, Esq.
Hr. Lawler was available a song 1216 Duck Road
composed by a memeber of his Feasterville, PA 19047
community entitled 'We The People'.
Music "Wide World Music" l?1,/,- liorld Music, Inc. *
Talkin bout America is available Bin< B
from the above company. It is a Delaware Water Gap, PA 19327
piece for 2-part speech choir."
Give Thanks America", is a musical
which traces America's growth from
a small nation.
Musical
Musical
"Cour Little Pages," Eastern National 1-000 821-2903. The price
A 25-minute musical will be 313 Walnut Street is yet to be determined.
available in a video format. A Philadelphia, PA 19106
teacher packet is also being
prepared to accompany the video
tape. It can be rented, free of
cost or purchased.
0005R -We The People" John L. Roeder 609 452-2942 *
A musical based on the writing and 104 Washington Road
ratification of the United States Princeton, NJ 00540
Constitution.
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
Musical 90763 "Frankly Franklin Musical"
A musical for young people based on
the life of Benjamin Franklin.
Music by Hugh Livingston and words
by Martha Eddins Burgess.
Constitution For Reprints
Constitution negatives can be
ordered through the Government
Printing Office. The Commission
acts as approver of the order only.
Forms for obtaining negatives
available from Information
Services.
Negatives
Negative Chlisty
Posters
Newsletter
Newsletter
Newsletter
Newsletter
Reprints - Christy Posters
Negatives can be obtained from the
National Graphic Center. Negative
number 34630.
"Passport to Legal Understanding"
Program, material and other
opportunities to increase citizens
participation are highlighted in
this biannual newsletter.
"We The People"
Bi-monthly publication. Free of
charge.
Salute to the Constitution 1985-07
Newsletter, published three times a
year, with current information for
educators and project leaders on
bicentennial activities and
resources for young people. Free
upon request. Grades K-12.
The Bill of Rights in Action
Newsletter published four times a
year, addresses issues relating to
the Bill of Rights. R ource for
leaders and students. Grades 0-12.
Write for A free subscription.
"Signing of the Constitution"
The Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware State societies of the DAR
have commissioned artist Louis S.
Glanzman to execute a large (4' N
6') based on the most up to date
research.
INFORMATION SEPVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAE:
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Heritage Press
501 East Third Street, Box 802
Dayton, OH 45401
US Government Printing Office
North Capitol Street R.W.
Washington, DC 20011
Not Graphic Center
205 West Jefferson Street
Falls Church, VA 22046
American Bar Association
750 North Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
shyrtr/rHoor NUMBER
511 220-6118.
PRICE
202 566-2000. Checks made $125.00
payable to Public Printer.
Phone: [phone]
Contact: Jerry Ponder.
312 988-5726
Commission Headquarters USA 072-1787
736 Jackson Place, N. W.
Washington, DC 20503
ABA Spec. Comm. on Youth Educ. 312 980-5738.
750 North Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
Constitutional Rights Foundation 213 407'5570
601 Kingsley Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90005
Eastern National Park g Monu. Assn. 600 021-2903 or 215
797-3511
Free
Free
Free
Free
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iprormATIoN SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL rd...111(103
COMPANY/ADDRESS
-Signing of the Constitution- Eastern Nat'nal Park 3 Monument
The DAR has commission,A artist 313 Walnut Street
Louis S. Glan7man to cxecote a Philadelphia, PA 12104
large 4-x6" painting also available
in 0 x 10 black & white glossy,
35mm color slide, 4 x 5 color
transparency.
"History & Contents of the Const." Bureau of Governmental Aff-airs
A social studies resource for 11th University of North Dakota
and 12th graders which includes Grand Forks, ND 58202
historical background, analysis of
the Constitution, copies of basic
documents, and a glossary of Const.
terms.
-Soldier Statesmen of the Const."
The US Army Center- for- military
History has put the 23 soldier
statesmen pamphlets into a hard
bound volume to commemorate the
STATUS'CUgUr NUMRFR PRICE
215 7;27 151 1.
202 523 .3220. Plus postage 11.75
and handling charge.
US Army Center of Military History 202 272-0273. GPO will
20 Massachusetts Avenue, NW offer 10,000 for sale to
Washington, DC 20314 the public.
-aolphlets
Constitution, emphasizes the role
of the 23 vets of the Amer.
Revolution.
-Sources of Our Liberties" ABA Order Fulfillment
Single volume containing English A 750 North Lake Shore Drive
American documents constitu-ing the Chicago, IL 60611
major legal sources of our
individual liberties. Starting
with the Magna Carta and ending
with the Bill of Rights.
312 90B-5755 $2.50 postage
& handling order P PC 765
0035 01
$7.50
IMAphlets
"The Building of the Constitution" Jeneane Grossman Rromotion Div.
314 622-7237.
$2.00
By Irving Dillard: A serics of St. Louis Dispatch, 900 M. Tucker
semi-weekly newsletters such as the St. Louis, MO 63101
gazette readers of 1787 might have
read constituting an objective
report of the sessions of the
Convention.
ramphlets
"Update on Law-Related Education.- ABA Order Fulfillment
Magazine, published three times a 750 North Lake Shore Drive
year, a 9 issue constitution packet Chicago, IL 60611
is available. Current issues focus
on ideas and teaching strategics on
the Constitution. Grades 5-12.
312 900-5730 Postage &
handling order 4 PC P730
0100
$10.50
farchmen1
-Bill of Rights" Historical Documents Co.
215 307-0076.
Parchment replica of the Bill of' 0 N. Preston Street
Rights. Philadelphia, PA 12104
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KEYWORDS
Patches
Pattern.;
Patterns
ratterns
Patterns
Patterns
Pins
Clays
Plays
Plays
rlays
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Bicentennial Patches
(See logo-licensees).
Colonial Patterns for 10th Century
Patterns for 10th Century period
cIn thing.
Colonial Patterns for 18th Century
Patterns for 18th century period
clothing.
Colonial Patterns for 10th Century
Patterns for. the 18th Century
period clothing.
Colonial Patterns for 18th Century
Patterns for 18th century period
clothing.
Colonial Patterns for 18th Century
Patterns for 18th Century period
CS lothing.
See Logo-licensees
A skit written especially for
teenages about the Constitution and
the rights, privileges and
responsibilities with in the
document.
"A More Perfect Union"
A play taking place at the time of
the Annapolis Convention in Sept.
1786, depicting the actions of
historical characters outside the
confines of the Convention itself.
"After the Revolution"
A play sponsored by the New
Hampshire Commission about the
ratification debates in New
Hamsphire.
"Alexander Hamilton"
A tragedy in 3 acts about the life
long political rivalry between
Hamilton and Aaron Burr leading to
the duel which destroys both men.
INFORMATION SERVICES
DICENTENNIa ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
rub. Ser. Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queen's Park
Toranto, Ontario
Tippecanoe County Historical Assn. 317 742 0411.
707 South Street
Lafayette, IN 47901
Kathie Reynolds
Creative Clothes 330 N. Church St.
Thurmant, MD 21700
STATUS/PHOOC NUMBER
M562C6. 416 978- 3641.
Past Patterns
2017 Eastern SE
Brand Rapids, MI 49507
State Historical Society of WI
816 State Street
Madison, WI 53706
National 4-H Center
7100 Connecticut Avenue
Chevy Chase, MD 20015
Maryland State Archives
Box 828
Annapolis, MD 21404
David J. Magidson
Middletown Road
Wolfeboro, NH 03094
Daniel Fernandez
601 West 176th Street, 055
New York, NY 10033
No listing.
PRICE
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PEYWORDS
Plays
^lays
Plays
Plays
Plays
Plays
Plays
Plays
Play
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"Decision At Richmond"
A play about the Ratification
convention in Virginia. The author
uses actual recorded dialogue and
includes a prologue and epilogue of
this own.
"Father Anonymous"
A three-act play, bRsed in
Massachusetts, beginning at the
time of the Boston Massacre, and
continuing until the ratification
of Massachusetts.
-Founding Fathers"
Original full length three act
play.
"Four Little Pages"
A musical play about the founders
for all ages. Tours the national
parks. Produced by Franklin S.
Roberts Associates.
"Framers and Founders of Freedom"
A dramatic presentation by Carolyn
G. Ennis, written for readings and
discusions.
"Noah's Webster's Words with
Music"A one hour musical play about
Noah Webster and the ratification.
"Patrick Henry"
One man show by Michael J. Bennett,
90 minutestage show, 45-minute
costumed performance, 30-minute
lecture.
"Patriots and Thieves:..."
By Ken Stone and Jan Powell for
ages 12 and up.
"The Constitution of the US"
Sclipt, props and activities for
elementary school children written
and illustrated by Janice Howes. 35
page storybook also available.
"The Constitution:?
One act drama for high schools
(30-40 minutes).
INFORMATION suvIcul
nIcrurconIAL ALMedW
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Robert 0. Byrd
34 Oxford Street
Richmond Hill
Robert Blecker
15 Bayberry Ridge
Roslyn, NY 115,6
William Tucker
357 Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Recreation and Visitors Services
1100 Ohio Drive, SW
Washington, DC 20242
Johnston County Schools
Box 1336
Smithfield, NC 27577
Wade Barnes
3A-20 Beekman Plave
New York, NY 10022
Results Inc.
4534 Holladay Blvd.
Salt Lake City, UT 04117
KCV) Stone
513 South Pacific Avenue R2
Glendale, CA 91204
Teachers Publishing House
Box 1055
Canton, OH 44711
The American Legion
Box 1055
Indianapolis, IN 46206
STATUS/PH0NE NUMBER
Ontari , Canada. L4C415
710 965-3560
212 040-1234
001 270-9048
010 956-5105
PRICE
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KEYWORDS
Plays
Plays
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"The Constitutional Dialogues"
A dramatic interpretation of the
constitutional contest,
historically authentic in both
content and form, but using
fictitious situations.
"The Contrast"
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
F. A. Hilenski
417 Kimpel Hall
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Herbert Carson
STATUS/FUONC NUMBER
PRICE
Plays
Plays
A play by Royal] Tyler, an author 023 Cherry Avenue
who wrote at the time of the Rig Rapids, MI 49307
revolution and the Philadelphia
Convention, about historic
characters and their actions.
"The Next Amendment-Charles Pascoe, Sill
An original play. Southwest Texas University
San Marcos, TX 70666
"The Sun is Rising-The Eagle John A. Wiegand
Soars "The multi-media docu-drama 3455 Doris Road
for the Exper. theatre taking the Cleveland, OH 44111
audience on a journey back to 1787
to hear and see the founders as
they struggled to formulate the
512 245-2152
in
Constitution of the United States.
Plays
"The US Constitution..." Walter Mead
415 549-1306
52-minute radio scripts telling the 1279 Grizzly Peak Blvd.
story of the Constitutional Berkeley, CA 94708
Convention.
Plays
-They Made A Constitution..." Dr. Gordon Myers
in
A drama that includes 31 speaking New Jersey
parts, written with community
participation in mind.
Plays
"We Are All a Part of It--USA.." Norwood School
301 365-2595
A musical skit for children by Jean 8821 River Road
Lntterman. Bethesda, MD 20817
Plays
"We The People" Steven Otfinoski
in
Original musical play (80 minutes) 34 Warwich Avenue
Stratford, CT 06497
Mays
"We The People-Theatreworks USA
212 595-7500
A musical by John Allen. 131 W. 86th Street
New York, NY 10024
Plays
Drama:"ThE Cont: Little Short The American Legion
rub No. 30-002
in
(hr. "30-minute, one-act play. Free Box 1055
from the Americanism and Children & Indianapolis, IN 46206
Youth Division.
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KEYWORDS
rocket 11;,101
Poetry
Poster
roG I. 5
Posters
Posters
Posters
Posters
Posters
P.):; ters
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
"Genuine. Edition 200th Year"
US Constitution watch in brilliant
heavy antique gold layered case.
"The Document of Destiny:.."
The American Constitution, offered
in two formats a 40-minute
presentation with 0 8 A's or a
single dramatic recitation.
Available on parchment.
Commemorative Item
17 x 22 depicts American literary
figures, civil activities and
Freedom fighters. Three full color
posters plus a two color schematic
who's who key.
-10 Headline Decision on the
Const-30 x 22 Red, white, and blue.
Ten dramatic examples of the US
Supreme Court's ability to
interpret the Constitution and
thereby shape the world in which we
live September 8, 1986.
"The Constitution" ABA
Learn it. Live It. Celebrate its 750 N Lake Shore Drive
Bicentennial. Product code Chicago, IL 60611
468-0009,
INFORMATION SERVICES
ITICEMTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Commemorative Guild
Dept. 454, 115 Grand Roll
Salem, VA 4156
Illumination Enterprises
302 Cranbrook Court
Bloomfield Hills, MT 40013
Children's Book Council
67 Irving Place
New York, NY 10003
Scholastics, Incorporated
Box 2700, 351 Carver Road
Monroe, OH 45050
-The Constitution. Learn It. Live
it. Celebrate Its Bicentennial." A
17"x22- full color poster.
"The Real Fireworks Are in the
Document Itself". A 17"x22" full
color poster.
"The US Constitution"
Read it. Read About It. Keep It
Alive.
"The US Constitution. Read It...
Read About It. Keep It Alive.
17"x22" full color poster.
"Tis Done! We Have Become a.
Nation-Series of posters which
chronicle the creation of the
Constitution.
American
750 Lake
Chicago,
Bar Association
Shore Drive
IL 60611
American Bar Association
750 North Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
ABA
750 N Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
American Bar Association
750 North Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
National Archives Trust F'rod
Dept. 595, Room 6-1
Washington, DC 20408
11.r-;(rlipor NUMBER
313 540-'3606
212 254-2666
513 539-9267.
312 908-5555
312 900-5726. $1.00 postage
& handling Oder ft PC 468
0009.
312 900-5726. $1.00 postage
& handling. Order N rc 460
0000.
312 980-5553
PRICE
/3.00
$4.95
$4.95
$2.50
42.50
312 908-5726. $1.00 postage $2.50
& handling. Order N PC 468
0007.
202 537-9267. Include $3.00 $50.00
for shipping and handling.
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EFYWORDS
rosters
roters
Posters
Posters
Pasters
ro:Aers
Pu sters
rosters
rosterS
roSterS
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NAME & DESCRIPTION
Bill of Rights
31 x 33 inches H6303
Charters of Freedom
Booklet on the documents listed
above. H202
Christy rosters
Limited supply currently available
from Information Services.
Commemorative Item
A poster with the text of the
Constitution printed over an
impression of the ship, the USS
Constitution. The paper on which
it is printed is made from wood for
the ship.
Common Defense
The Department of Defense has
produced and distributed a four
color poster emphasizing the role
of the military in -Providing for
the Common Defence" under the
Declaration of Independence
34 x 43 inches H 6302
Famous American Authors Const.
Full color, set of three.
In Defense of the Constitution
The Disabled American Veterans has
made a limited supply of its
Bicentennial posters available to
the public.
James Madison
16 x 24 Bright blue with
inspirational quotes in white and
red.
Philadelphia in 1787
Brighlty illustrated and annotated
map of Philadelphia in 1787.
COMPANY/ADDRESS
National Archives
Records Services
Washington, DC 20408
National Archives
Record Services
Washington, DC 20408
Bicentennial Comm. Headquarters
736 Jackson
Washington, DC 20503
Constitutional
638 Quequechan
Fall River, MA
Commemoratives
Street
00272
DOD - Bicent. Office
Pentagon, Room 3E524
Washington, DC 20310
National Archives
Record Services
Washington, DC 20408
The Children's Book Council
67 Irving Place
New York, NY 10003
The National Headquarters
Box 14301
Cincinnati, OH 45214
James Madison University
Harrisburg, VA 22807
STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
202 523-5304.
202 523-5304.
202 USA 1707
617 672-1713
202 6R7 4652.
202 523-5304,
212 254-2666.
606 441-7300
703 560.-6211.
E. National Parks & Monu. A5SOC. 1-000 021-2903.
313 Walnuts Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
PRICE
$2.00
$1.00
17.00
$1.25
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PTCFNTENNIAL ALMANAC
FFYWORDS NAME & DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS STATUS/PHONE NUMBER PRICE
Posters Stars and Stripe-6 ? 24 x 32 E. National Park & Monument Assoc. 000 021-2903. Include $2.00 $6.00
Unusual black and and white poste' 313 Walnut Street For postage and handling.
Philadelphia, PA 17106
Post i Energizer Constitution Collection
Box 0004
Westport, CT 06088
The Constitution Collection
Authentic reproductions of the
Constitution, The Bill of Right,
and the Pennsylvania Packet.
rosters
lire Signers of the Constitution The Signers Posters 910 Include 1.75 for $2.50
22 x 20 illustrated with Box 41,150 postage and handling.
reproductions of the portraits and Kansas City, KS 64141
signatures of the Founders.
rosters We Hold These Truths Plymouth Rock Foundation
14 X 22 Red, white, and blue with a Marlborough, NH 03455
church steeple super imposed upon a
background of the United States
Constitution.
Posters his The People - 24 x 32 E. National Park & Monu. Assoc. Include 17.00 for postage $0.00
Beautiful multi-colored palatte 313 Walnut Street and handling.
splash on ivory. Philadelphia, PA 19106
Posters We The People - 34 x 24 The Maryland Offices of Bicent. 301 224-1776.
The U. S. Constitution is Box 028
reproduced in red on a white Annapolis, VA 21404
background.
rosters 110537 Celebrating the Bicentennial Learning '87 Magazine 215 646-0700 Nancy Holmes.
A two-sided poster and accompanying 1111 Bethlehem Pike
teaching guide. Sp nghouse, PA 19477
Posters Exhibits Project 87'- Blessings of Liberty Project 07' 202 480-2512. Unmouted $70.00
This exciting poster exhibit 1527 New Hampshire Avenwr NW $70, Mounted $110
attracts the attention of viewers Washington, DC 20036
and conveys information through the
use of vivid graphics accentuated
by brief, carefully crafted texts.
Sculpture Also see logo-licensees *
Sculpture Commemorative Item Dennis Smith 801 756-5460 *
Bronze sculpture of the signing. 11055 Gambel Oak Circle
? Highland, UT 04000
Shoes 19th and 19th Century Shoes
J. R. Myers Co.
6507 Horsepen Road
Richmond, VA 23226
804 270-9180.
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KEYWORDS
Shoes
Souvenir Cald
Speaker Kit
Speakers Kit
Stamps
Stamps
Stamps
Issues
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NAME e, DESCRIPTION
Colonial Period Shoes
INFORMATION SERVICES
BICENTENNIAt.. ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS STATUS/PHONE NUMBER
Anello & David, Ltd.
116/134 Boyham St., Camden Town
London NWI ODA
Soldier-Statemen of the Const. DOD Constitution Bicent Office
Thu souvenir card resembles an The Pentagon, Room 3E5122
oversized postcard and is used ;As a Washington, DC 20310
commemorative presentation item for
distribution to the public and
teaching aid, "14 x 6" depicting
the Christy reproduction.
The Speakers Kit contains
organizing tips, sample speeches,
delegate biographies and
constitutional chronology.
Speakers Kit on Bicent. Commission
The Speakers Kit provides all the
elements needed to establish a
community or statewide Speakers
Bureau.
American Bar Association
750 North Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, IL 60611
American Bar Association - PUAL
750 N Lake Shore Drive 10th Fl.
Chicago, IL 60611
01 267-6972.
202 697.-4423.
PRICE
212 9013-5726 $4.00
Please allow 3 weeks for $4.00
delivery.
Commemorative Item Unicover 307 634 5911 *
Philatelic products designed One Unicover Center
especially for the Bicentennial Cheyenne, WY 82008
with original artwork.
US Postal Stamps US Postal Service 202 268-2000. Rel. Mar.
The Postal Service will commemorate 475 L'Enfant Plaza SW 1987 - 1991.
the 200th anniversary of the 13 Washington, DC 20011
original states with special stamps
and stationary items. Other stamps
will mark the Federalist Papers,
The First Congress.
First Day Day of Stateshood Information Branch, US Postal 202 260-2000
Stamp cancellations occur on day of Headquarter
statehood. List of 1980 Washington, DC 20262
cancellations currently being
developed.
TV, Children li Const. Bicent. Action for Children's Television 617 876-6620. Resources: $10.00
Edited material from a symposium on 20 University Road
programming opportu 02138
nities for the Cambridge, MA Books and films
1987 Constitutional Bicentennial
which includes information taken
from speeches and discussions. In
addition to a progam listing.
Television
Children
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Video
Video
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BICENTENNIa. ALMANAC
1J611E & DESCRIPTION COMPANY/ADDRESS
Nine 20-minute films, on capital
punishment, de facto segregation,
due process of the law, equal
opportunity and diselimination,
freedom of the press, religious
freedoms, freedom of speech.
One hundred and two 60 -second
scripts about the Constitution, a
100 question quiz that can be
distributed through radio/TV
stations to their sponsors is part
of the package.
Video "A More Perfect Union"
A 22 week series of two-minute
vignettes produced by Cable News
Network, examining specific
sections of the Constitution, Pill
of Rights and landmark Supreme
Court decisions.
,3-rtin-rilt1N1 HUMBER PRICE
Broadcasting Department, arrIilm 212 621-61472
7470 East Foothill Plvd.
Pasadena, CA 90811
Radio Dept., NAB
1771 N Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Britannica Film
425 N. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
Video "A Republic If You Can Keep It:.. American Studies Center
"The Making of the Constitution.- 499 S. Capitol Street, S.W. 0404
Film on the Constitution. Available Washington, DC 20003
to the public.
Video "America-A Personal History of US" Time Life Films
A 20-minute video on the formation 100 Eisenhower Drive
of the American nation. Available Paramus, NJ 07652
for educational use and to
organizations, not for rebroadcast.
Format VHS.
Video -American Forum:..." World News Institute
Three half hour programs on video Box 404
produced by World New Institute. Great Falls, VA 22066
Video "American Viewpoint" American TV and Communication
A series of sixty-second video 160 Inverness Drive West
commentaries designed to review the Englewood, CO 80112
importance of the First Amendment.
Features PBS newsman Jim Hartz.
Series available for $50.00
includes 'The First Freedom'.
Video
"Bicentennial Minutes"
A packet of 110 one-minute public
service scripts on the
Constitution, developed by the
1lational Assoc. of Broadcasters for.
radio.
Radio Dept., NBA
1771 N Street, NW
Washington, DC 20026
202 427 5420
800 544.-9062
202 400-7122
201 842-4545.
703 759-5000.
303 799-1200 x 3311 $50.00
202 429 5420
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Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
Video
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Video
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NAME g DESCRIPTION
-Bill of Rights Radio Ethic. Proj.-
Thirteen half hour radio
documentaries on contemporary
Constitutional issues, available
audio cassette.
"Blessing of Liberty"
A National Park Service video
discussing the US Constiutional
history and principles.
-Branches of Government..."
Three 23-minutes films on the three
branches of government. Available
to the public. Format: VHS, 3/4".
"Childrens Guide to Constitution
-
Audio program on the Constitution.
Available to the public. Format:
cassette.
"Constitution Law in Action"
Four film strips dramatizing actual
cases involving rights granted by
the Constitution.
TO212MATION SERVIC57
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Neifj.ea Radio Archives
5316 Venice Boyd.
Los Angeles, CA 70019
Eastern National Parks
313 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Mary Lou Crummitt, NGS
17th and M Sts., NW
Washington, DC 20036
American Studies Center
499 S. Capitol Stret, SW 14404
Washington, DC 20003
Social Studies School Service
10200 Jefferson Blvd. PR-2
Culver City, CA 90212
"Constitution Minutes- Lou Reda, Inc.
Twenty-six 60 second video spots on Box 68, 4 N Street
the Constitution, the Easton, PA 18042
Constitutional Convention, and
related history. Hosted by noted
personalities.
"Dateline 1787"
Thirteen half hour weekly programs,
free to the public radio stations.
-Echoes of Freedom-
A 30-second public service
annoucement on the signers of the
Constitution were soldiers.
Available to all TV stations.
sTAI05/DHONF NUMBER
71 1 117''
215 597-7127 or 800
021-2902 (VHS, 3/4, 16 mm)
000 360-2720
202 429-5445
1' RICE
if
if
if
215 258-2957 (VHS, 3/4" and *
I" master)
National Radio Theatre of Chicago 312 751-1625
600 N McClurg Court 11502-A
Chicago, IL 60611
DAAR-PA 703 225-8480
2461 Eisenhower Avenue
Alexandria, VA 22331
-Equal Justice Under the Law- Social Studies School Service
Six half hour dramas that cover the 10200 Jefferson Blvd.
career of Chief Justice John Culver City, CA 90232
Marshall, through his most
important decisions.
"Is the Constitution Democratic?" American Forum
Three 30-minute programs. Available Box 404
to TV stations across the country. Great Falls, VA 22066
Format: VHS, 3/4" I master.
703 759-5000
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"John Dickinson'
A one-hour film vioduced by the
1),711,174rp Heritage Commission.
"Moyer: Report From Philadelphia-
A series of 90 three-minute
historical perspective commentaries
by Bill Moyer on the Constitutional
Convention, which aired May to
September. 1987.
-News Reports."
Eighty eight three-minute programs
for radio.
Our Living Constitution-
Two sound filmstrips for grades
5-12, 17 minutes each. "The
Constitution and the Bill of
Rights," and Amendments 11 through
-Portrait of a Daughter"
A 30-minute visual production on
the development of Constitutional
government through examination of
historic documents. Available to
the public.
"Presidential Messages"
For information regarding how to
obtain the video messages by
President Reagan call Chuck
Timanus.
Carve] State Office Building
020 N. French Street
Wilmington, DF 19001
WHET New York
356 West 58th Street
New York, NY 10012
American Studies Center
426 C Street, NE
Washington, DC 20003
National Geo. Soc. Educ. Services
Dept. 87
Washington, DC 20036
June Saylor Committee Ofc., DAR
1776 D Street, NW
Washington, DC 20011
Commission Headquarters
736 Jackson Place, NW
Washington, DC 20503
Video "Rules Laws & the US Constitution" D.E.A.F. Media Inc.
A half hour program for deaf 2600 Tenth Street
children, 8-12 years of age. For Berkeley, CA 94710
public television. -
Video "Signers of the Constitution" Capt. David Boggs, US Army Command
Thirty-nine 60 seconds spots on the Ruilding 160/2, 2nd M Sts, SE
iigners of the Constitution and one Washington, DC 20315
six minute spot on George
Washington, with an introduction by
the Sec. of the Army. Available to
the public. Format: VHS 3/4".
Video "The Blessings of Liberty" Mike Schum, ABC
An ABC News Special on the 1330 Avenue of the AmErfc,As
Philadelphia Convention, with Peter New York, NY 10019
Jennings, David Brinkley and Ted
Koppel. Aired Sept.16, 1907 8-11
p.m. Available Al3 a 16 minute
program.
511115/PH11NE PHM0FR
213 657-5110
PRICE
212
560 2000
202
547-9409
800
369-2720
202
079-3272
202
653-2432 Chuck
Timanus.
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202
433-2404
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The Constitution and the Courts"
Educational films produced by the
1eague of Women Voters Education
Fund and Project '07.
-The Constitution of the US"
A 1?-minute look at the
Constitutional Convention as seen
through the eyEs James Madison,
Format VHS.
-The Constitution: We Live It.."
An hour long program hosted by
David Hartmen on ABC. Aired Sept.
1787 10 p.m. four stories about
personal freedom.
"The Constitution:...."
A 28-minute video of high school
students questioning Washington law
professor Edward Bruce about the
importance of the Constitution in
the 1980's.
INFORMATION SERVICES
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COMPANY/ADDRESS
League of Women Voters
1720 M Street, NW
Washington, DC 2003/,
STATUS/PHOOF NUMBER
202 427 1961
Yvonne Dye, Enc. Brit. Educ. Corp. 212 321-6800
425 N Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
Mike Schum, ABC
1330 Avenue of the Americas
S New York, NY 10019
Video "The Constitution:..."
Twenty-seven minute films dipicting
struggle to preserve the Union.
Available for educational use,
permission needed.
Video -The Constitutional Convention"
Twenty-four 60 second audio spots
produced by the Los Angeles Bar
Association, hosted by Gregory
Peck, for the National Association
of Broadcasters.
Video
Vrdeo
Video
"The First Amendment"
Four programs examining the First
Amendment from the perspective of
current issues.
"The First Freedom"
A documentary examining religious
freedom through the Virginia
statute that served as the basis
for the First Amendment.
"The Making of the American
Const."A 44-minute docu-drama on
the Convention of 1787, volume one
of three. Format: VHS.
Social Studies School Service
10200 Jefferson Blvd., 1(8-2
Culver City, CA 90232
The Broadcasting Dept., LCA
1350 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10019
Radio Dept., NAB
1771 N Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
WHYY Philadelphia
150 North Sixth Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Film America and Video
Box 1048
Santa. Monica, CA 90406
Mark Lipsitz Amer. Studies Center
499 South Capitol Street, SW
Washington, DC 20003
813 541-5763
Beta. VHS
000 621-2131
202 429-5420 (Available at a
all radio stations)
215 351-1200
213 828-7577
202 480-.7122
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The Presidency 8 the
Constitution-Eight 60 -minute
programs examining the domestic and
foreign issues facing the modern
presidency. Contact nalb7jAR [ridings
-The US Constitution"
Si:: minute programs hosted by Bill
Moyers, on limited federal
government, federalism, separation
of powers, free speech, equal
protection and the economy.
"The US Constitution...-
A 15-minute video on the ties of
the Constitution to ancient Greek
thought. Available to TV ;t
cable networks, associations and
or Format: VHS
-The US Constitution:..."
Video and sound filmstrip
production, narrated by newscaster
Bill Kurtis, exploring the
Constitution as a loving framework
For government and introduces the
It' amers. For- grades 5-9. Format:
VHS
-This Constitution: A History"
A Project '87 Maryland Public
Television 5 1/2 hour segment on
the history of the Constitution
from its English predecessors to
the Constiutional Convention.
this Honorable Court"
Two one hour programs exploring the
history and function of the Supreme
Court. Produce by WETA, hosted by
Paul Duke. Scheduled for spring of
1988.
"To Form A More Perfect Union"
A thirty minute program on the
Federalist Anti -federalist debates.
Available to the public. Format:
16 mm, VHS
Video -Two Good and Noble Men"
An hour long dramatized debate
between Benjamin Eranklin and
Patrick Henry on the Constitution.
Format: 16 mm, VHS
INFORMATION SERVICES
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Media f Society Seminars
Columbia Univ. Si. mi of
JournillismNew York, NY 10027
Agency for Instruction 1
Box A
Bloomington, TN 47402
STATUS:THONT NUMBER
212 AO-4100
chnology BOO 457.4007
703 525-1717
American He Alliance
1700 N. Moore Street 11727
Arlington, VA 22209
SUE
1342 W. Diversey Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614
SOO 621 1900
Gary Millen 301 897-3443
10840 Little Patuxent Parkway 11203
Columbia, MD 21044
WETA
Box 2626
Washington, DC 20013
Marylou Crummitt, NOS
17th and M Sts. NW
Washington, DC '20036
David County Comm. for US Const.
Box 721
Bountiful, UT 84010
202 990-2626
BOO 368-2720
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"Vision of the Constitution"
A series of five programs that
examine, the Constitution and how
it functions. Produced by WQED and
MPPB. Hosted by Judy Woodruff and
Tom Gerety.
Video "Voices of Freedom"
Three minute segments by Walter
Cronkite on audio tape, reciting
passages about the Constitution by
George Washington.
Video "We The People"
Six 60-second scripts about the
Constitution, a 100 question quiz
that can be distributed through
radio/TV stations to their sponsors
is part of the package.
Video. "We The People"
An educational program slide
program on the Constitution.
"We The People"
Four one hour public affairs
programs produced by the American
Bar Association and KQED San
Francisco, hosted by Peter
Jennings.
"We The People"
A multi-media presentation with
emphasis on religious influences,
narrated by Paul Harvey
"We The People"
60 seconds and 30 second radio
public service annoucements
documenting the role of the Army
Reserve in the ratification
process.
Video
Video
Video
INFORMATION SERVICE;
BICENTENNIAL ALMANAC
COMPANY/ADDRESS
Peggy Zapple, WQED
1802 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg, PA 15213
The American Way
1424 16th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Radio Dept., NAB
1771 N Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Eagle Forum
316 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE N203
Washington, DC 20003
Films for the Humanities, Inc.
Box 2053
Prince1on, NJ 08453
Second Baptist Church
Houston, TX
Army Reserve Office Chief, AR
2461 Eisenhower Avenue, NDAAR-PA
Alexandria, VA 22331
SIATUB/PHONF NUMBER
412 672?1324
202 462-4777
202 429-5420
BOO 257-5126
703 325-8400
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NATIONAL
CONSTITUTION
BICENTENNIAL EVENTS
1988 1991
EXHIBITS
LECTURES
CONFERENCES
COMPETITIONS
CELEBRATIONS
HISTORIC SITES
PERFORMANCES
FAIRS and FESTIVALS
and OTHERS
Prepared by
Information Services
Commission on the Bicentennial
of the United States Constitution
Updated April 25, 1988
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WE NEED YOUR EVENT INFORMATION ! ! !
As the Bicentennial celebration continues with emphasis on the Constitution's ratification and
formation of Congress in 1988, the presidency in 1989, the judiciary in 1990, and the Bill of Rights
in 1991, the Information Services Clearinghouse will continue to gather, record and disseminate
information on all Bicentennial events.
This information is compiled into the following widely distributed, comprehensive, and
continually updated National Constitution Bicentennial Events List.
If you have information on any future Constitution-related event, please complete and return the
enclosed form or send your descriptive event brochures, pamphlets, flyers, etc., to:
Walter E. Avis
Information Services
Bicentennial Commission
808 17th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006
Or call Walter at [phone].
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INFORMATION UPDATE
PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT ALL INFORMATION
1. EVENT NAME:
2. DATE(S) OF EVENT:
3. NAME OF CONTACT:
- ADDRESS:
- TELEPHONE:(
4. NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE OF SPONSOR IF ANY):
5. COMPLETE DETAILS OF EVENT:
- LOCATION:
- TIME:
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Information Services
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State Alabama's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Alabama
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
Performance Livingston University will sponsor an oratorical contest
for high school students at Wallace Hall on campus. The
subjects will be of a constitutional theme.
***Livingston University is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
Bicentennial ?"" 'Free government rests upon public and private
Quotes morality." - 'John Adams. ***
*** "Public happiness depends on a virtuous and unshaken
attachment to a free Constitution." - Joseph Warren
(1772). ***
*** The great end of government is . . . peace, safety,
and happiness. - Rev. Jonas Clarke (1776). ***
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Neel , Bob
Alabama Bicentennial Task Force
Governor's Office
State Capitol
Montgomery, AL36130-
05/12/88 05/12/88 Bowen , Dr. David W.
Dept. of History and Social Sciences
Livingston University
Livingston, AL35470-
11/11/99 / /
TELEPHONE
[phone]
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State Alaska's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Alaska
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
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Bicentennial *** "Let a crown be placed [on a Constitution) by which 11/11/99 / /
Quotes the world may know . . . that in America the law is king.
- Thomas Paine (1776). ***
*** 'Fear is the principle of a despotic, VIRTUE of a
republican government." - "People, the Best Governors."
*** "Liberty cannot be preserved if the manners of the
people are corrupted. - The New England Chronicle." ***
Elgee , Allison
Alaska Commission to Celebrate the
U.S. Constitution / Office of
Management and Budget / P.O. Box AM
Juneau, AK99811-
TELEPHONE
[phone]
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EVENT NAME DETAILS OF EVENT
State Arizona's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
COMM1551011
Ceremony A re-enactment of the inauguration of President
Washington.
** Huachuca City is a Designated Bicentennial Community **
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Wocheski , Tini
Arizona Commission on the
Bicentennialof the U.S. Constitution/
Arizona Bar Association / 363 N. 1st
Avenue Phoenix, AZ85003-
04/30/89 04/30/89 Gadbois , William F.
Huachuca City Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
500 North Gonzales Blvd
Huachuca City, AZ85616-
Bicentennial *** "The whole art of government consists in the art of 11/11/99 / /
Quotes being honest." - Thomas Jefferson (1774). ***
***
The happiness of society is the end of government." -
John Adams. ***
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State Arkansas State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Conference/
Lecture
Arkansas
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
July 26 - August 7, 1987 - The American Constitution: A
Bicentennial Celebration and Convention Simulation," AEGIS
Summer program.
September 17, 1987 - Constitution Day activities included
bell ringing and Birkett Williams Lecturer, Morris S.
Arnold, The Courts and the Constitution.'
Joint Educational Consortium (with Henderson State
University) Lecture Series, 1987-1988: 'Bicentennial
Reflections on the American Constitution"
A. October 13, 1987: Forrest McDonald, 'The Miracle at
Philadelphia"
B. November 7,
and the Courts"
C. February 2,
Civil Rights"
D. March 22,
President"
E. October 6, 1988: Alexander Herd, Former Chancellor of
Vanderbilt College, "Presidential Selection"
1987: Richard Arnold, The Constitution
1988: Carl Stokes, The Constitution and
1988: George McGovern, "Congress and the
***Oachita Baptist University is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
Ceremony June 21, 1988 - In celebration of the ratification of the
United States Constitution Mississippi County Community
College will sponsor the planting of a "living legacy"
garden. The garden is expected to hold 2000 different
trees and plants to include cyprus, oaks, mulberry, pine
and others. A Bicentennial Oak tree will be dedicated.
Elsewhere in the community is one of the oldest trees in
the country. It is a catalpha tree and plans are under
way to hold a ceremony with local dignitaries-.
***Mississippi County Community College is an official
Bicentennial Campus***
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Ross , Mike
Arkansas Constitution Bicentennial
Commission
Lt. Governor's Office, State Capitol
Little Rock, AR72201-
07/26/87 10/06/88 Bass , Mr. Hal
Department of Political Science
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkadelphia, AR71923-
06/21/88 06/21/88 Haynie , Dr. Paul
Mississippi County Community College
P.O. Box 1109
Blytheville, AR72316-1109
TELEPHONE
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
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State California's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Workshop
Conference/
Lecture
California
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
Welcome to America
A program in which students in Constitutional Rights
Foundation's Youth Community Service Program help newly
arrived immigrants assimilate into the mainstream of Los
Angeles community through such methods as the "buddy
system" and educational forums. the Constitutional Rights
Foundation's Youth Community Services is funded by the
Ford Foundation.
Novus Ordo Seclorum: A New Order of the Ages
Claremont Institute for the Study of Statemanship and
Political Philosophy. A 7 year program of Conferences,
lectures, media programs, publications and exhibil::.
designed to increase awareness of fundamental principals
of American Contitutionalism. September 17, 1987 - 5th
annual Constitutional lecture. February 1988- 5th annual
conference.
Competition National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and
the Bill of Rights - The Center for Civic Education has
developed a six-week instructional program for students at
the high school level, designed to help students gain an
understanding of the fundamental principles of our
constitutonal democracy as well as knowledge of their
background and historical development. Once the
Instruction is completed, students choose whether to
participate in a national competition in which entire
school classes compete as teams to determine congressional
district, state, and national winners. The competition is
In a quiz-bowl format where students answer a series of
questions that were preselected and/or random questions
created by the judges.
The following are the final state competitions:
March 1 - Boston College, Boston
4 - Orlando, Florida
5 - State Office Building, Lincoln, Nebraska
7 - Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky
8 - Honolulu, Hawaii
12 - Carson City, Nevada
15 - State Capitol, Jefferson City, Missouri
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DATE
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Crosby , Jane A.
State of California Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
700 North Brand Boulevard, Suite 550
Glendale, CA91203-
Taylor , Elenor
Constitutional Rights Foundation
601 South Kingsley Drive
Los Angeles, CA90005-
01/01/83 12/30/89 Flannery , Christopher
Claremont Institute
9650 Arrow Highway Suite D6
Montclair, CA91763-
12/01/86 04/28/88 Andrews , Tammy
Center for Civic Education
5115 Douglas Fir Road, Suite 1
Calabasas, CA91302-
TELEPHONE
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
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11 - Boise, Idaho
18 - Richmond, Virginia
25 - New Jersey
28 - PBS Station, Fargo, North Dakota
April 8 - Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
9 - Providence, Rhode Island
April 24 - 28, 1988 - NATIONAL FINALS. WASHINGTON, DC
April 25, 7:45 AM - 5:30 PM, Competition all day at Fort
McNair, Washington, DC.
April 26, Competition all day, "50's" party at Old Post
Office, Washington, DC, 7 PM.
April 27, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM - Competition finals, Awards
banquet, Grand Hyatt, Washington, DC, 6 PM.
Conference/ Glendale Community College Debates -
Lecture
All debates are held in the Glendale Community College
Campus Center from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM:
- March 10, 1988; You and I and Constitutional
Government: A Matter of Rights? of Responsibilities?"
Is pornography protected by the First Amendment? Drug
testing, by the Fourth? What about "Miranda" and the
exlusionary rule? "Free exercise" and public education,
the problem of "creation science?"
- April 14, 1988; "Individual Rights: Natural or Civil?
Which Ones? and for Whom? What are the meanings of the
due process, and particularly, of the equal
protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment?
- May 12, 1988; "E Pluribus Unum: Does Mr. Madison's
Constitution Require Mr. Madison's Avenue? What is the
nature of the "American way," assuming that there is one?
What are the various and generally held perceptions of the
"American way?"
Conference/ Our Living Constitution" A Faculty-Staff Lecture Series -
Lecture
February 18, 1988 - The Constitution and Black
Americans," Professor Maria Brown.
February 25 - "Japanese American and the Constitution,'
Professor Midori Watanabe and Dr. Nadine Hata.
March 10 - The Constitution and the Right to Die," Dr.
BEGIN ENDING
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12/10/87 05/12/88 Glendale Community College
Social Science Division
1500 North Verdugo Rd.
Glendale, CA91208-2894
02/18/88 05/19/88 Hata, Ph.D. Nadine I.
El Camino Community College District
16007 Crenshaw Blvd.
Torrance, CA90506-
[phone]
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Exhibit
Exhibit
Michael Braun and Dr. Mary Ann Preach.
California
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
March 24 - "The Constitution: Past, Preueul, and Future,"
Dr. Edgar Love.
April 7 - "Women and the Constitution," Dr. Pauline Stein
and Dr. Bettylu Kessler.
April 21 - "Our Fragile First Amendment," Professor Jolene
Combs.
May 5 - "Hispanic Americans and the Constitution," Dr.
Bernie Rang.
May 19 - "Our Living Constitution," Dr. Charles Sohner.
All lectures, 12:30 - 1:30 PM, ADM 206.
"Are We To Be A Nation?" exhibit is a traveling exhibition
on display in Los Angeles to celebrate the Bicentennial of
the United States Constitution.
The exhibit, composed of photographic reproductions of
prints, portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is
designed to promote an understanding of the historical
context of the Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
"Are We To Be A Nation?" is an exhibit on display in San
Francisco to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United
States Constitution.
The exhibit, composed of photographic reproductions of
.prints, portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is
designed to promote an understanding of the historical
context of the Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
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DATE NAME 6, ADDRESS OF CONTACT
05/24/88 06/30/88 Alford , Thomas E.
Exhibit on display in:
Los Angeles Public Library
630 W. 5th St.
Los Angeles, CA90071-
05/24/88 07/05/88 Kincaid , Anne
Exhibit on display in:
San Francisco Public Library, Offc.
ofAdult Services, Civic Center
San Francisco, CA94102-
TELEPHONE
[phone]
[phone]
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Conference/
Lectute
DETAILS OF EVENT
California
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
The University of California at Berkeley, with support
from the National Endowment for the Humanities, will host
a four-week summer institute titled, "Constitutionalism:
Two Centuries of Freedom Under Law." The institute,
directed at junior and senior high school teachers of
United States history, civics and government will pay $800
stipends as well as travel costs and living expenses for
non-local participants.
Applications for the institute are due no later than March
31, 1988. Late applications will be accepted only if
space permits.
For more information contact, Dr. Paula Gillett, Project
Coordinator, [phone].
Performance Octdber 8, 1988 - College of the Redwoods will host the
play "A More Perfect Union," sponsored by a grant from the
California Council for the Humanities.
December 5, 1988 - The College will also host the play
"Norman Rockwell's America," sponsored by a grant from the
National Endowment for the Humanities. Play is
accompanied by a short course taught by an
interdisciplinary team of instructors.
***College of the Redwoods is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
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University of California-Berkeley
Clio History Project, Graduate School
of Education
Berkeley, CA94720-
10/08/88 12/05/88 Mills , Lea
Director, Community Education
College of the Redwoods
7351 Tompkins Hill Road
Eureka, CA95501-
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Colorado's State Bicentennial Commission.
Capps , Esther Marie
[phone]
BIcentennial
Colorado Commission on the
COMMISIOh
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
7951 East Maplewood Ave, Suite 327
Exhibit
"Are We To Be A Nation?" is an exhibit on display in
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[phone]
Denver to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United States
Denver Public Library
Constitution.
The exhibit, composed of photographic reproductions of
prints, portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is
designed to promote an understanding of the historical
context of the Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
1357 Broadway
Denver, C080203-
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Connecticut's State Bicentennial Commission.
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Elliot , Ralph
[phone]
Bicentennial
U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
Commission
Commission for the State of Conect.
c/o Old State House, 800 Main Street
Historic
Site
General David Humphreys House, 1698 - mansion house for
town clergymen, home of local manufacturer, poet, aide to
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Hartford, CT06103-
General David Humphreys House
37 Elm Street, Rt. 8 Ex. 15
[phone]
General Washington. Careful restoration; programs on
local history. Mon. - Fri. 9 AM - 4:30 PM.
Ansonia, CT
Conference/
"The Constitution Across-the-Curriculum" Lecture Series -
04/26/88
11/15/88
Lacey , Barbara E.
[phone]
Lecture
Saint Joseph College
April 26, 1988, 1st Session: Origins of the Constitution
West Hartford, CT06117-
Ceremony
1. Josef Kalvoda, Professor of History and Political
Science, St. Joseph College, "The Framing of the
Condtitution"
2. Barbara Lacey, Assistant Professor of History, St.
Joseph College, "Mercy Otis Warren and the Constitution:
A Minority View"
2nd Session: The Rising Glory of the Republic -
I. Dorothy Keller, "Exalted Vision of the Young Republic:
Painting and Architecture."
2. Dennis Barone, "The Collar of My Coat; The Brim of My
Hat: Propriety (Property) and the Literature of the
Federal Period."
November, 1988, 3rd Session:
Issues -
I. Gerard Thibodeau, Assistant Professor of Religious
Studies, "Rendering Unto Ceaser: A Theological
Perspective on Religion and Politics in the United
States."
Contemporary Constitutional
In addition, a theatrical production keyed to the
Bicentennial theme is tentatively planned by the College's
Queen's Company for the fall of 1990.
***St. Joseph College is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
September 17, 1988, 10 AM; Nathan Hale Park, Rt. 149 in
East Haddam Center - Bicentennial Rededication of the
General Joseph Spencer Monument. Emphasis will be placed
on the 201st Anniversary of the signing of the United
States Constitution. Participating groups include:
09/17/88 09/17/88 Leatherbee II , James H.
Connecticut Society of the Sons of
theAmerican Revolution, Nathan Hale
Chap.R.F.D. 11, Bone Mill Road
East Haddam, CT06423-
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Rogers Rangers (militia unit), Nathan Hale Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution, Moodus Drum and Fife
Corps, and the East Haddam Historical Society.
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Quotes power." - Rev. Samuel Webster (1777). ***
*** "Freedom is the birthright of all mankind." - VIRGINIA
GAZETTE (1767). ***
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The PEOPLE . . . are the only competent judges of
their own welfare." - Josiah Quincy (1774). ***
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"City of the Constitution Tours" - Walking tours of the
nation's capitol conducted by National Park Service
Rangers. Sundays in May, through August 1988, 10 AM -
Noon. Tour begins at Western Plaza, Pennsylvania Avenue
and 14th St., NW. Call [phone] for reservations.
These are special exhibits and activities on the
Bicentennial of the Constitution to be displayed at
population centers, conventions, and other selected
locations.
To schedule the exhibit, requests should be addressed to:
U.S. Army Recruiting Command
Att: USAR SASP-SP
Captain Peterman
Ft. Sheridan, IL 60037-6000
Bicentennial National Archives Bicentennial Exhibits in the Rotunda,
Programs Constitution Avenue at 8th Street, NW:
"The American Experiment: Creating the Constitution" -
Tells the story of the origins of the Nation, success and
problems under the Articles of Confederation, and the
struggle to write a new Constitution. October, 1986 -
February, 1989. On display in the Rotunda, 7 days/wk, 10
AM - 9 PM (summer hours).
"The American Experiment: Living with the Constitution" -
Shows how the Constitution has affected daily life as it
has been challenged and interpreted over the past 200
years. Three contemporary constitutional issues of concern
to American will be highlighted: Who has the right to
vote? What are the powers of the Commander-in-Chief?
What are the roles of the state and Federal governments in
school desegregation? April 10, 1987 - September, 1988.
,On display in the Circular Gallery, 7 days/wk, 10 AM - 9
PM (summer hours).
The Magna Carta - The 1297 version of the Magna Carta, a
precursor to the United States Constitution and one of the
bases for fundamental English privileges and rights, is on
display in the Rotunda of the Exhibition Hall from 10 AM -
9 PM, seven days a week, indefinitely.
"we the Japanese People" - Commemorates the 40th
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United States Capitol
Washington, DC
TELEPHONE
[phone]
01/01/86 12/30/89 Green , Ltc. Ron [phone]
Department of the Army
Pentagon
Washington, DC20310-1508
07/01/87 02/20/89 National Archives
Pennsylvania Ave. at 8th St., NW
Washington, DC
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anniversary of the Japanese Constitution. The exhibition,
which is based on the archives records of General
Headquarters, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers,
traces the creation of a new Japanese constitution after
the signing of the armistice on September 2, 1945. On
display at the Washington National Records Center,
Suitland, Maryland. Open 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Mon. - Fri..
Transportation by shuttle bus is available from the
Archives building. For schedule information, call (202)
523-3194.
National Archives Arts and Culture Series - Three original
musical plays produced by the Norwood School of Bethesda,
Maryland:
February 17, 1988 - We Are All Part of It, U.S.A.
1776-1840"
March 15, 1988 - 'Land of Freedom"
April 20, 1988 - "Twentieth Century U.S.A."
Geared to elementary and middle school students, the
musical dramas capture the spirit and feelings of the
characters and events from the Founding Fathers at the
Constitutional Convention to the astronauts walking cm the'
moon. All plays presented at Noon. For more information:
[phone].
A Hall of Military Signers of the United States
Constitution Corridor was dedicated on 17 September, 1986.
This permanent exhibit is located on the third floor, E
ring, 7th corridor, at the Pentagon. An exhibit on the
Constitution is now located in the display cases near the
Hall of Heroes at the Pentagon.
A second exhibit entitled, 'Providing for the Common
Defense" is now displayed on 2nd floor, A Ring, 7th
Corridor. The exhibit uses artifacts, facsimiles of
historical documents, photographs, illustrations, and
blocks of text to convey the role of the Armed Forces in
.protecting and defending the Constitution and in providing
the security shield behind which the country has developed
its social and economic potential.
The Blessings of Liberty" an exhibit on the development
of the American political process under the guiding
principals of the U.S. Constitution, opened at the
Smithsonian's National Museum of American History on
September 30 and continues through late 1988.
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Department of Army
Pentagon
3rd Floor, E Ring, 7th Corridor
Washington, DC20310-
09/30/87 / / Foster , Susan
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, DC20560-
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past 200 years, including the party system and national
conventions, as well as the changes in voting rights --
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National Portrait Gallery - [phone]
Public Relations - [phone]
Bicentennial Lcader:ihip Awards Program - Awards will be
made to organizations for conducting outstanding
bicentennial activities, events, and resources, and to
individuals who have performed exemplary leadership roles
in bringing national or local commemorative activities to
fruition.
The first round of awards were presented at the
Bicentennial Leadership Workshop of December 3, 1987, in
Washington, DC. Subsequent awards were at the January 29
workshop, Los Angeles; March 11, St. Louis. The final
will be May 12, 1988, in Washington, DC. The deadline for
award recipient nominations for the final meeting is April
4, 1988.
For nomination forms, call or write CAC, 1724
Massachusetts Ave., NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20036.
[phone].
Exhibit "Documenting the History of the Constitution" - This
exhibit features original documents with relevance to the
United States Constitution and its founding. Also on
display are "touch" computer screens that present a
Constitution quiz to viewers.
On display until May, 1988.
"The American Solution: Origins of the United States
Constitution" - This is a permanent three-part exhibit
featuring original manuscript and printed materials:
A. "The Nation in Crisis" - Touches upon the tremendous
optimism that pervaded throughout the country after
winning independence, then leads through a series of
problems that confronted the Confederation Congress in the
mid-1780's.
B. The Philadelphia Convention" - Contains notes of
debates and speeches kept by members of the Convention,
including extensive original notes of the debates by James
Madison and fragments of notes by William Paterson, Robert
Yates and Alexander Hamilton.
C. "The Struggle Over Ratification" - Contains
fundamental items such as the first of the FEDERALIST
esays, first newpaper printing of the Constitution, Thomas
Jefferson's annotated copy of THE FEDERALIST, Richard
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12/03/87 05/12/88 Council for Advancement of
Citizenship
1724 Mass. Ave., NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC20036-
02/15/88 / / Supreme Court of the United States
1st Street, NE
Washington, DC
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Henry Lee's LETTERS FROM THE FEDERAL FARMER, letters or
speeches by James Wilson, George Mason and Edmund
Randolph, and notes of state ratifying convention debates.
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Competition National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and 04/24/88 04/28/88 Andrews , Tammy
the Bill of Rights - The Center for Civic Education has Center for Civic Education
developed a six-week instructional program for students at Fort McNair, DC
the high school level, designed to help students gain an
understanding of the fundamental principles of our
constitutonal democracy as well as knowledge of their
background and historical development. Once the
instruction is completed, students choose whether to
participate in a national competition in which entire
school classes compete as teams to determine congressional
district, state, and national winners. The competition is
in a quiz-bowl format where students answer a series of
questions that were preselected and/or random questions
created by the judges.
April 24 - 28, 1988 - NATIONAL FINALS, WASHINGTON, DC
April 25, 7:45 AM - 5:30 PM, Competition all day at Fort
McNair, Washington, DC.
April 26, Competition all day, "50's" party at Old Post
Office, Washington, DC, 7 PM.
April 27, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM - Competition finals, Awards
banquet, Grand Hyatt, Washington, DC, 6 PM.
Competition National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and 04/25/88 04/27/88 Avery , Tish
the Bill of Rights National Finals - Commission on the Bicentennial of
the United States Constitution
April 25 and 26, 1988 - Over 1,000 high school students, 808 17th Street, NW
from 43 states will compete in the first round of the Washington, DC20006-
national finals at Fort McNair. Having completed an
intensive six-week course on the history and principles of
our constitutional demociacy, each class earlier earned
the opportunity to represent its state at the national
finals by winning congresional district and state-level
rounds.
Three-person judging panels will quiz the classroom teams
in six areas of study: the basic philosophical ideas of
the Framers; the English historical background and
colonial experiences that led to independence and the
Constitution; the establishment of the new United States
government; guarantees of fundamental rights; and the
responsibilities of citizens.
April 27, 9 - 11:30 AM and 1 - 3:30 PM - The final rounds
TELEPHONE
[phone]
[phone]
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of competition in Courtroom III, United States Court of
Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 717 Madison Place, NW,
Washington, DC.
6 PM - The Awards Dinner, Grand Hyatt Hotel, 1000 H
Street, NW.
Exhibit The Bicentennial Exhibition of American Federal Furniture
An exhibit constisting of furniture and architecture
designs, documented and authenticated as to originality,
region of origin, and attributions to American craftsmen
where possible. The exhibit will be housed in the
historic "Old North," built in 1795, the oldest remaining
structure on the Georgetown University campus. On display
Tue. - Sat., 10:30 AM - 4 PM, June 15 - August 25, 1988.
August 26, 1988 - September 24, 1989 - The Georgetown
University Alumni Association will make available its
replica of a federal residence, the "Bicentennial House"
at 3601 0 Street, NW, for a separate collection of
authentic pieces of American Federal furniture. It is
anticipated that a lecture series, tours, and other
educational programs will accompany the exhibit.
***Georgetown University is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
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Thomas Schwenke, Inc.
956 Madison Ave., NY, NY 11021
Exhibit held at Georgetown University
Washington, DC20057-
Performance "Spirit of America" - Spirit of America is an annual 06/16/88 06/19/88 Murray , Mark W.
military pageant using historical tableaux, period Department of Defense
costumes and colorful lighting to present American Pentagon
heritage as reenacted by soldiers of the Third United Washington, DC
States Infantry and the United States Army Band.
Shows are at the Capitol Center, Landover, Maryland:
June 15, 8 PM
June 16, 8 PM
June 17, 8 PM
June 18, 8 PM
,June 19, 2 PM and 8 PM.
For tickets write to Spirit of America, Fort McNair,
Washington,
DC 20319.
Confelence/ Georgetown University Bicentennial Conference Series -
Lecture
CONFERENCE ON EXECUTIVE ESTABLISHMENT AND EXECUTIVE
LEADERSHIP
[phone]
[phone]
09/05/88 09/07/88 Currie, S.J. , Rev. Charles L. [phone]
Georgetown University
207 Healy Hall
Washington, DC20057-
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September 5, 1988 - at the Georgetown University
Intercultural Center, 8:30 - 9:15 AM: Welcoming remarks
by Rev. Charles L. Currie, S.J., Director of the
University Bicentennial
10 AM - Noon: EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP IN WESTERN
DEMOCRACIES, Lecturers: "The Leadership Question," Bert
Rockman, University of Pittsburgh; "The Institutional
Context,' Margaret Wyszomirski and Colin Campbell, S.J.
Georgetown University; 'Governmental 'Overload' and
Strains on Executive Leadership: A Comparative View," B.
Guy Peters, University of Pittsburgh; Commentators:
Marver Bernstein, Georgetown University; Norman C. Thomas,
University of Cincinnati.
2:30 - 4:30 PM: CABINET GOVERNMENT AND EXECUTIVE
LEADERSHIP, Lecturers: "The American Cabinet in
Comparative Perspective," Colin Campbell, S.J., Georgetown
University; "The Cabinet in a Parliamentary System," Peter
Hennesey, Policy Institute, Great Britain; 'The Cabinet in
Canada," Peter Aucoin, Dalhousie University, Canada;
Commentators: Patrick Weller, Griffith University,
Australia; Charles Levine, American University.
8 - 10 PM: ROUNDTABLE ON THE MEDIA AND THE PRESIDENCY,
Panelists: Allan Fatheringham, Washington Correspondant
for the Southam News, Canada; David Gergen, U.S. News and
World Report; Jody Powell, Former Carter Presidential
Spokesman; Peter Hennesey, Policy Studies Institute, Great
Britain; Colin Seymour-Ure, University of Kent, Great
Britain; Michael Robinson, Georgetown University.
September 6, 9:30 - 11:30 AM: EXECUTIVE OFFICE AGENCIES
AND ADVISORY POLICY UNITS: SESSION I, Moderator, Anthony
King, University of Essex, Great Britain; "Office of
Management and Budget,' James Pfiffner, George Mason
University; "Perspectives on Economic Advice," TBA;
"Domestic Affairs," TBA, Commentators: Stuart Eizenstat,
,Former Director of the Domestic Policy Staff, Carter
Administration.
2 - 4 PM: EXECUTIVE OFFICE AGENCIES AND ADVISORY POLICY
UNITS: SESSION II, "National Security Affairs,' Kevin V.
Mulcahy, Lousiana State University; 'Foreign Policy: A
Departmental Perspective," Laurence Kolb, University of
Pittsburgh; "Presidentialization in Parliamentary
Systems," George Jones, London School of Economics
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7:30 - 9:30 PM: EVENING FORUM ON ADVISING THE PRESIDENT:
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE WHITE HOUSE AND THE CABINET,
Introducer, Thomas Cronin, University of Colorado;
Speakers: James Baker, Former Reagan Chief of Staff and
Current Treasury Secretary, or Richard Darman; Joseph
Califano, Special Assistant for Domestic Policy, Johnson
Administration, and Secretary of HEW, Carter
Administration; Respondent, Thomas Hockin, Minister of
State, Canada.
September 7, 8:45 - 10:45 AM - STAFFING PRESIDENTS AND
PRIME MINISTERS, Moderator, Richard Rose, University of
Strathclyde, Great Britain; "Court Politics in the White
House Staff," Samuel Kernell, Brookings Institution and
the University of California-San Diego; "Issues of
Structure and Organization in the White House Staff," IBA;
"Staffing for the Prime Minister: A Comparative
Perspective," Patrick Weller, Griffith University,
Australia. Commentators: Arch Dotson, Cornell
University; John Hart, Australian National University.
11 AM - 1 PM - EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATION: A
VIEW FROM THE CONTINENT, Moderator, Ezra Suleiman,
Princeton University; "Executive Leadership and
Bureaucratic Politicization: West Germany, Renate Mayntz,
Max Planck Institut, West Germany; The Cabinet in a
Parliamentary-Presidential System: France, Harvey
Feigenbaum, George Washington University, France;
'Political Executives and the Struggle to Lead
Strategically in Federal Systems: Switzerland," Ulric
Klott, University of Zurich, Switzerland.
***Georgetown University is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
Conference/ CONFERENCE ON RELIGION AND THE CONSTITUTION:
Lecture
April 13, 1989, 2 - 4 PM, Georgetown University Law Center
- LEGAL PERPECTIVES ON THE PROBLEM OF RELIGIOUS
.,EXEMPTIONS, Moderator, David Little, University of
Virginia; 'In Support of Generous Exemptions," Stephen
Pepper, University of Denver Law School; Some Skepticism
About Exemptions," William Marshall, Case Western Reserve
Law School; Commentators: Stanley Hauerwas, Duke Divinity
School; John Howard Yoder, University of Notre Dame.
April 14, 9 - 11 AM - HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON THE
PROBLEM OF RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS, Moderator, Jesse Choper,
University of California-Berkeley Law School; TBA, Thomas
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Georgetown University
207 Healy Hall
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University of Utah, and former Secretary of Education;
Rhoda Dorsey, President of Goucher College; E. Gordon Gee,
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Coliterence/ Georgetown University Bicentennial Conference Series -
LectoLe
CONFERENCE ON THE JUDICIARY ACT OF 1789
September 21, 1989, Georgetown University Law Center, 10
AM - 12 Noon GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF THE JUDICIARY ACT OF
1789 - Lecturers: "The Relationship Between the
Constitution and the Judiciary Act of 1789" - Maeva
Marcus, Editor, Christine Jordan, and Natalie Wexler,
Associate Editors of THE DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-1800; 'Federal
Courts in the American Republic" - G. Edward White,
University of Virginia Law School; "Jurisdiction and the
Judiciary Act" - Akhil Amar, Yale University Law School;
Commentator, Gerald Gunther, Stanford University Law
School.
2 - ,41 PM: Lecturers: "Debtors, Creditors, and Federalism
after the American Revolution" - Bruce H. Mann, Professor
of Law and History, University of Pennsylvania; Title TBA
- Robert Weisberg, Stanford University Law School;
Commentator, Warren Schwartz, Georgetown University Law
Center.
5 PM - 6 PM: SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, The
Honorable William H. Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court will introduce Gerhard
Casper, University of Chicago Law School, speaking on
"The Judiciary Act of 1789."
September 22, 1989, Georgetown University Law Center, 9:30
AM - 11:30 All: Lecturers: "The Judiciary Act and the
Separation of Powers" - Mark Tushnet, Georgetown
University Law Center; "Murdock v. Memphis: The
Relationship Between State and Federal Courts," William
Wiecek, Syracuse University Law Center; Commentators,
David Shapiro, Harvard Law School; Wythe Holt, University
of Alabama Law School.
1 - 3 PM: Moderator, James C. Oldham, Georgetown
llniversity Law Center; Lecturers: "The Formation of
Juries" - Kathryn Preyer, Professor of History, Wellesley
College; "UNITED STATES V. RAVARA: Trial Practice in the
Early Federal Courts" - John Gordan, Attorney, Lord, Day
and Lord, New York; "The Iconography of Courthouses",
Lecture/Slide Demonstration - Michael Kammen, Professor
of History, Cornell University. Commentator, Thomas Green,
University of Michigan Law School.
3 - 5:30 PM: UNITED STATES SENATE, Moderator, Benno C.
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Georgetown University
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Schmidt, President, Yale University; Panel discussion on
"Federal Courts: Progress and Prospects" with panelists:
Hon. William J. Brennan, Associate Justice, Supreme Court
of the United States; Hon. Antonin Scalia, Associate
Justice, Supreme Court of the United States; Judge Howard
Markey, Chief Judge, United States Court of Appeals.
Federal Circuit; Judge Abner Mikva, United States Court of
Appeals, D.C. Circuit; Justice Hans Linde, Supreme Court
of the State of Oregon; Sheldon Goldman, University of
Massachusetts-Amherst; Chairmen of Senate and House
Judiciary Committees.
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Campus***
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Bicentennial *** "Wherever public spirit prevails, liberty is secure." 11/11/99 / /
Quotes - Noah Webster (1764). ***
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The origin of all power is in the people." - Mercy
Warren. ***
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John Dickinson Plantation, home of John Dickinson,
delegate from Delaware to the Constitutional Convention,
tours: Tue. - Sat. 10 AM - 4:30 PM; Sun. 1:30 PM -
4:30 PM.
Slate Delaware's State Bicentennial Commission.
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Robinson House - Built approximately 1723. In the
18th-century it was inhabited by notables such as George
Washington, Lafayette, Anthony Wayne, Robert Morris, and
General "Lighthorse" Harry Lee. Open Sundays, April -
December.
George Read II house and Gardens - Built between 1797 and
1804 in high Georgian style by a lawyer who signed the
United States Constitution and was the son of a signer of
the Declaration of Independence; formal garden designed in
1847; three rooms furnishe d in 20th-century Colonial
Revival style. Open March-December.
Hale-Byrnes House - Mid-18th-century brick architecture.
General George Washington and his staff met here during
the American Revolution's Brandywine Campaign.
Reservations required. Free admission.
Hall of Records - The State's public archives are housed
here. "Troops Leaving Dover Green,' a 9' x 17' canvas by
Stanley Arthurs, is on display, as is the Royal Charter
granted by Charles II to James, Duke of York, for the
territory which became Delaware. Also on display are
Jo,limAnts rPlating to Delaware's ratification of the
United States Constitution.
Amstel House Museum - A glimpse of life in the
18th-century, including a complete Colonial kitchen.
George Washington attended a wedding here. Open April -
November.
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Directly south of the Dover Air Force
Base, Kitzhummock Road and Rt. 113
Dover, DE
Bushman , Claudia L.
Delaware Heritage Commission
Carvel State Office Building, 3rd Fl.
820 North Frenc Street
Wilmington, DE19801-
/ / / / Robinson House
Naaman's Road and Philadelphia Pike
Claymont, DE19703-
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42 The Strand
New Castle, DE19720-
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Delaware Hwy 7 and Delaware Hwy 4
606 Stanton-Christina Rd.
Stanton, DE19804-
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Duke of York Street
Dover, DE19903-
/ / Amstel House Museum
4th and Delaware Streets
New Castle, DE19720-
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Disney World has incorporated the Bicentennial theme in
their celebration of their 15th Anniversary. An exhibit
of items from the Founding period greets visitors to the
American Adventure Show case in the Epcot Center.
Florida's State Bicentennial Commission.
Conference/ January 20, 1988 - Bicentennial Commission of Florida
Lecture Quarterly Meeting.
February 5-6 Jefferson Meeting on the Constitution,
Florida State Conference Center, Tallahassee.
February 25 - Chief Justice Warren Burger, Oxford Lecture
Series, New College Foundation, University of South
Florida, Sarasota.
March 3 - Florida Ratification Day, "Separation of Powers:
An Enduring Constitutional Issue," Florida State
University Alumni Dinner Series, Moderator Dean Sandy
D'Alemberte, College of Law Wakulla Springs Lodge &
Conference Center.
March 4 - National Bicentennial Competition, Florida High
Schools from Congressional Districts.
March 26-27 - Jefferson Meeting for Teachers, Southeast
Region, Nashville, Tennessee.
March 28 - "Women and the Constitution: A Florida
Perspective" - Conference held at the Florida State
Conference Center, Tallahassee. $40 advance registration
April 13 - American Legion National Sectional High School
Oratorical Contest, contact: Ray Weaver, [phone].
May 14 - Florida Ratification Celebration, educational
fundraising benefit sponsored by Merril Lynch, contact:
Carol Bellamy, [phone].
July 4th - National Ratification Celebration,
Proposed.
September 17 - Constitution Day/Annual Celebration of
Citizenship
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/ / Disney World
Epcot Center
Orlando, FL
Bellamy , Carol
U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
Commission of Florida, Dept. of Educ.
Knott Building
Tallahassee, FL32399-
01/20/88 12/15/88 Bellamy , Carol
Bicentennial Commission of Florida
Department of Education
Knott Building
Tallahassee, FL32399-
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October - "Black Americans and the Constitution," Florida
A&M University, Tallahassee, contact: Professor Larry
Rivers, [phone].
December - 150th Anniversary of Florida Constitutional
Convention, Port St. Joe.
For more information contact: Carol Bellamy, (904)
487-1022.
Celebration Merrill Lynch Ratification Celebration for the state of
Florida's ratification of the Constitution. The event
will include a statewide fund-raising event to benefit
constitutional education in Florida.
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05/14/88 05/14/88 Bellamy , Carol
U. S. Constitution Bicentennial
Commission of Florida, Dept. of Educ.
Knott Building
Tallahassee, FL32399-
Bicentennial *** "The moral sense is as much a part of our Constitution 11/11/99 / /
Quotes as that of feeling, seeing or hearing . . .." - Thomas
Jefferson (1815). ***
power resides always in the body of the peopl:
dwl it never . . . can be, delegated to one man or a few .
.." - Proclamation of the General Court of Massachusetts
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Georgia's State Bicentennial Commission. / / Dougherty , Helen P.
Georgia Commission on the Bicent.
of the U.S. Constitution/Secretary of
State's Office, 214 State Capitol
Atlanta, GA30334-
February 16, 1987 - The American Dream: Image and 02/16/87 01/01/91 de Valinger Ron
Reality," a seminar day involving the entire campus, high Andrew College
school students and local citizens. 413 College Street
Cuthbert, GA31740-
March, 1987 - Library exhibits on Bill of Rights and the
Constitution.
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June and July, 1987 - Library exhibits on Federalist
papers, Artic les of Conferderation, and personalities
involved in framing of the Constitution.
September, 1987 - Survey of students' knowledge of the
Bill of Rights.
October - November, 1987 - Phi Theta Kappa sponsored a
series of programs on the Constitution, open to the
public.
October 30, 1987 - Phi Theta Kappa sponosred speakers on
citizenship and on Abraham Baldwin, a Georgia signer of
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keynote address by Judge Thomas 0. Marshall, Chief
Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia.
1989 - Special programs on the United States Presidency:
'Powers and limitaions of the office, plus a seminare day
in February, 1989, open to the public.
1990 - Forum on the party system; also February seminar
day. Possibly a reader's theater.
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***Andrew College is an official Bicentennial Campus***
conference/ Bicentennial Community Plans: 01/12/88 04/26/88 Pfeiffer , Charlotte S.
Lecture Crisp County Bicentennial Committee
January 12, 1988; 7:30 PM, Crisp County Courthouse 26th Ave., East
Courtroom. Dr. Fielding Dillard performs a portrayal of Cordele, GA31015-
Benjamin Franklin.
Exhibit
Febuary 2, 1988; 7:30 PM, Cordele Carnegie Library.
Professor John Cole lectures on "Varying Philosophies and
Visions Expressed in the Declaration of Independence and
the United States Constitution."
February 9, 1988; 7:30 PM, Cordele Carnegie Library. Dr.
James Burran lectures on "Abraham Baldwin's Role in the
Constitutional Convention."
February 16, 1988; 7:30 PM, Cordele Carnegie Library. Dr.
Gary Roberts lectures on The Shaping of the United States
Constitution through the Nineteenth Century."
February 23, 1988; 7:30 PM, Cordele Carnegie Library. Dr.
Hal Henderson lectures on The Shaping of the United
States Constitution in the Twentieth Century."
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February 26, 1988; 7:30 PM, Crisp County Courthouse
Courtroom. The Baldwin Players, Ms. Kay Dukes, Director
and Dr. Jim Burran present an historical drama on
Georgia's role in the framing of the Constitution.
**Crisp County is a Designated Bicentennial Community**
A special exhibit by the Department of Army Bicentennial 06/11/88 06/15/88 ANPA Convention )
Office is on tour at: AtIdnta, GA
June 11 - 15, 1988 - ANPA Convention, Atlanta, Georgia.
For more information contact: Lt. Col. Green, Department
of the Army, Pentagon, [phone].
Exhibit ."Are We To Be A Nation?" is an exhibit on display in 07/19/88 08/27/88 Heid , Greg
Atlanta to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United States Atlanta-Fulton Public Library
Constitution. 1 Margaret Mitchell Square
Atlanta, GA30303-
The exhibit, composed of photographic reproductions of
prints, portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is
designed to promote an understanding of the historical
context of the Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
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Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
Georgia
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Bicentennial *** They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a 11/11/99 / /
Quotes little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor
safety." - Benjamin Franklin (1759). ***
*** "We must . . . hang together, or . . . we will . . .
hang separately." - Benjamin Franklin. ***
dare to see the truth, to support the truth .
. .." - Christopher Gadsden (1769). ***
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Char , Vernon
Hawaii Bicentennial Commission
P.O. Box 26
Honolulu, HI96810-
[phone]
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Quotes each other . . .." - John Hancock (1774). ***
it will always be necessary tor those who
would preserve and perpetuate their liberties to guard
them with a wakeful attention." - Johnathan Mayhew (1766).
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as when the people believe there is the least (danger) .
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Niro , Cheryl
[phone]
Bicentennial
Committee to Commemorate U.S.
Commission
Constitution in Illinois
75 East Wacker Drive, Suite 2100
Exhibit
We The People: Creating a New Nation, 1765-1820" -
09/12/87
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Chicago, IL60601-
Manthei , Pat
[phone]
An exhibition that explores the lives of the founding
fathers, as well as women, children, African Americans,
Native Americans, and artisans. Showcased documents
included are: broadside of the Declaration of
Independence; the first newspaper printing of the
Chicago Historical Society
National Endowment for Humanities
Clark Street at North Avenue
Chicago, IL60614-
Constitution; first printings of the Bill of Rights; the
Northwest Ordinance and the Treaty of Greenville.
Conference/
The Kankakee Community College and the Kankakee Bar
10/01/87
05/12/88
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Association will cosponsor a People's Law School which
instructs area citizens on how to handle practical legal
questions. The following topics have been discussed or
Kankakee Community College
P.O. Box 888, River Road
Kankakee, IL60901-
are planned for the future:
October, 1987 - Operation of Courts
November, 1987 - Family Law
February, 1988 - Consumer Law
March 17, 1988 - Workman's Compensation and Personal
Injury
April 21, 1988 - Wills and Guardianship
May 12, 1988 - To Be Announced
***Kankakee Community College is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
Conference/ November 5 and 6, 1987 - Speech and seminar by Stanley N.
Lecture Katz, President, American Council of Learned Societies,
Professor, Princeton University.
March 31 - April 1, 1988 - Speech and seminar by Jesse
Choper, Dean of the Law School, University of California,
'Berkeley
October 20 - 21, 1988 - Speech and seminar by the
Honorable Chief Justice of the United States, William H.
Rehnquist.
***Northern Illinois University is an official
Bicentennial Campus***
11/05/87 10/20/88 Schwarz , Jordan A.
Northern Illinois University
Department of History
Dekalb, 1L60115-
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Conference/ Mar 31 - Apr 1, 1988: Speech and seminar by Jesse Choper,
Lecture Dean of the Law Schoo. University of California, Berkeley
Oct 20-21, 1988: Speech and seminar by the Honorable
Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, William H.
Rehnquist.
**Northern Illinois University is an official Bicentennial
Campus**
Conference/ May 10, 1988 - Batina Gregory, Senior Correspondent for
Lecture ABC News, will speak on the First Amendment right of
freedom of the press.
***Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville is an
official Bicentennial Campus***
E&filit Are We To Be A Nation?" is an exhibit on display in
Chicago to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United
States Constitution.
The exhibit, composed of photographic reproductions of
prints, portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is
designed to promote an understanding of the historical
context of the Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
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03/31/88 10/21/88 Schwarz , Jordan A.
Committee to Celebrate Bicent. of
the U.S. Constitution /Dept. of Hist.
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL60115-
05/10/88 05/10/88 Pearson , Dean Samuel C.
Southern Illinois University at
Edwardsville
School of Social Sciences
Edwardsville, IL62026-1450
07/19/88 08/27/88 Duff , John B.
Chicago Public Library
425 N. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, 1L60611-
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The Founding Mothers," an interdisciplinary program
focused on women's history and literature of the Founding
era, is being conducted at the University of Indiana at
South Bend. Contact Eileen T. Bender, Assistant Dean of
Faculties, Indiana University at South Bend, P.O. Box
7111, South Bend, IN 46634.
Are We To Be A Nation?" is an exhibit on display in
Indianapolis to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United
States Constitution.
The exhibit, composed of potographic reproductions of
prints, portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is
designed to promote an understanding of the historical
context of the Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
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Indiana Commission on the
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Indiana State Library, 140
N. Senate Indianapolis, IN46204-
Bender , Eileen T.
Assistant Dean of Faculties
Indiana University at South Bend
P.O. Box 7111
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Bicent,nnial
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Kansas Commission on the Bicentennial
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P.O. Box 4929
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State Kentucky's Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Celebration Bicentennial Events in Kentucky:
Kentucky
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
June 17, 1988 - Madisonville/Hopkins County Commission on
the Bicentennial will host the 2nd Annual James Madison
Symposium. The featured speaker, Dr. James Stag, editor
of the James Madison Papers at the University of Virginia,
will disucss the role of James Madison in the writing of
the Constitution and in its ratification. For more
Information contact Charles Boteler at [phone].
June, 25 - Conference of the Bicentennial: Kentucky and
the United States Constitution will inform participants
about national and state programs available to schools,
communities and organizations that relate to the United
States Constitution and Bill of Rights, also feature
speakers on the parallel history of the ratification of
the Constitution and Kentucky's statehood. For more
information contact Betty Seay at [phone].
- Also on the 25th the Merrill Lynch Ratification
Celebration will honor the three branches of state
government as those individuals who make the Constitution
work on a daily basis. Governor Wallace Wilkinson will
host and th event will raise funds to benefit a state
education project to further citizen understanding of the
Constitution. For more information contact Steve Wilson
at [phone] or Donna Moloney at [phone].
August 11 - 12 - The United States Constitution Through
Law-related Education" conference will feature model law
related programs, a Jefferson Meeting, and sessions on
constitutional issues. The conference will be held at the
Old Courthouse in Louisville. For more information
contact Bruce Bonar [phone] or Betty Seay at (502)
564-2106.
September 30, 1988 - "Conference on National and
Internatinal Ramifications of the United States
Constitution" held in Sellbach Hotel, Louisville,
Kentucky. The conference will examine the global impact
of the United States Constitution and its relationship to
world affairs.
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U.S. Constitution Celebration Project
Kentucky Department of Education
Capitol Plaza Tower
Frankfort, KY40601-
06/17/88 09/30/89 Seay , Betty H.
Project Director
United States Constitution
Celebration Project, Kentucky Dept.
of Education, Capitol Plaza Tower
Frankfort, KY40601-
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Bicentennial
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Louisiana
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Conference/ 1988 Louisiana State University in Shreveport American
Lecture Studies Forum, "Battle of the Presidents: The Selection
and Evaluation of American Presidents" -
September 15, 1988, 8 PM, LSUS University Center Theater -
James David Barber, renowned political psychologist,
author of PRESIDENTIAL CHARACTER (1985), THE PULSE OF
POLITICS (1980), RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY (1978), CHOOSING
THE PRESIDENT (1974), and THE LAW MAKERS (1965).
September 16, 10 AM, LSUS University Center Theater -
William E. Leuchtenburg, historian and author of IN THE
SHADOW OF FDR: FROM HARRY TRUMAN TO RONALD REAGAN (1983),
and FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT AND THE NEW DEAL, 1932-1940
(1963).
Stephen Hess, syndicated columnist, political scientist,
and former staff assistant to Presidents Eisenhower,
Nixon, and Ford; also author of THE ULTIMATE INSIDERS:
U.S. SENATORS IN THE NATIONAL MEDIA (1986), WASHINGTON
REPORTERS (1981), ORGANIZING THE PRESIDENCY (1976), THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, (1987), NIXON: A POLITICAL
PORTRAIT (1968), THE REPUBLICAN ESTABLISHMENT (1967), and
AMERICA'S POLITICAL DYNASTIES: FROM ADAMS TO KENNEDY
(1966).
Ellis Sandoz, political philosopher, President Reagan's
appointee to the National Council on the Humanities; a
Fulblright 40th Anniversary Distinguished American Fellow
to represent the U.S. in Italy and lecture on the
,Constitution; author of POLITICAL APOCALYPSE (1971),
CONCEIVED IN LIBERTY: AMERICAN INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS TODAY
(1978), A TIDE OF DISCONTENT: THE 1980 ELECTIONS AND
THEIR MEANING (1981), and ELECTION 84: LANDSLIDE WITHOUT
A MANDATE? (1985).
For complimentary tickets write to: Tickets, American
Studies, LSUS Shreveport, LA 71115-2399, enclose a
stamped, self-addressed envelope, with telephone number
and whether request is for September 15, September 16, or
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Allbritton , Terry
Louisiana Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
P.O. Box 51388
New Orleans, LA70151-1388
09/15/88 09/16/88 Pederson , William D.
Associate Professor and Director
Louisiana State University
in Shreveport, Dept. of History and
Political Science, 8515 Youree Drive
Shreveport, LA71115-
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both. Ticket reservations will be held until mailing in
early September. For further information, contact: Dr.
William D. Pederson, Director, American Studies, LSUS,
Shreveport, LA 71115-2399; [phone] or 5337.
***Louisiana State University at Shreveport is an official
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Questions religion, speech, and press?
Answer: The First Amendment. ***
***'What proportion of the state does it take to ratify a
Constitutional Amendment?
Answer: Two-thirds. ***
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Bicentennial
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Bernstein , Rosalyne
Maine Commission to Commemorate the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
P.O. Box 4820, Downtown Station
Portland, ME04112-
[phone]
Bicentennial *** The liberty of the press is essential to the security 11/11/99 / / (
Quotes of freedom in a state." - Massachusetts Bill of Rights
(1780). ***
I have ever thought religion a concern purely
between our God and our consciences . . .." - Thomas
Jefferson. ***
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The civil rights of none (ought to be) abridged on
account of religious belief or worship . . .." - James
Madison. ***
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Bicentennial
Commission
Conference/
Lectuie
Conference/
Lecture
Tour
Maryland
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
Spring, 1988 (Date TBA), Harford Community College, Be!
Air - Edward C. Papenfuse, Ph.D., Marlyand State
Archivist, Maryland State Archives will lecture on The
Amending Fathers."
For more information contact Judy Dobbs or call the
Harford Community College at [phone].
Spring, 1988 (Date TBA), Montgomery County Library,
Rockville - Jack P. Greene, Ph.D., Professor of History,
The Johns Hopkins University will lecture on The Origins
of American Constitutionalism."
For further information contact Judy Dobbs.
Annapolis, Maryland - This historic town was the site of
the Annapolis Conference on September 11-14, 1786.
Delegates from New York, New Jersey, Delaware,
Pennsylvania and Virginia met at the Maryland State House
to discuss the volatile state of the colonies. Other
states sent delegates but they did not arrive on time to
participate in the discussions that led the members to
exceed their original purpose and call for a national
convention to amend and revise the Articles of
Confederation.
Many historic 18th-century homes and buildings are parts
of various tours to include: Middleton Tavern, an "Inn
for Sea Faring Men;" Tobacco Prise House, historic
warehouse; William Paca House, five-part mansion built in
1765; Brice House, considered the most magnificent
.Georlian residence in America;" Hammond Harwood House,
Georgian mansion designed by William Buckland, designer of
Gunston Hall (home of George Mason, delegate from Virginia
to the Constitutional Convention); Maryland State House,
oldest state capitol in the United States and numerous
other historic sites.
Guided tours are available from Historic Annapolis, Inc.
Tours, Old Treasury Building, State Circle (301)
267-8149; Three Centuries Tours, 48 Maryland Ave. (301)
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Stiverson , Gregory
Maryland Office for the Bicentennial
of the Constitution of the U.S.
c/o Maryland State Archives, Box 828
Annapolis, MD21404-
Dobbs , Judy
Maryland Humanities Council
516 N. Charles Street
Suite 201
Baltimore, MD21201-
Dobbs , Judy
Maryland Humanities Council
516 N. Charles Street
Suite 201
Baltimore, M021201-
Historic Annapolis Inc. Tours
Old Treasury Building
State Circle
Annapolis, MD
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Other
Maryland
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263-5401; and from the Navy Academy Tour Service in
Ricketts Hall on the Academy grounds [phone].
Spring, 1988 (Site and Date TBA) - John W. Huston, Ph.D.,
Professor of History, United States Naval Academy; Member
Maryland Humanities Council will lecture on "Maryland's
Role in the Ratification of the United States
Constitution."
For more information contact Judy Dobbs.
The Catonsville Community College has produced a
television program entitled "Time Machine 1787" which
features costumed actors delivering a half-hour newscast
of events occurring 200 years ago. The program includes
national newst sports, weather, play reviews,
advertisments, and international news to include reports
of disaster stories of that time, i.e., a volcano eruption
in Italy and a devastating earthquake in Mexico.
For information on obtaining copies of the program
contact: Donald Jansiewicz, [phone].
***Catonsville Community College is an official
Bicentennial Campus***
Competition AMVETS National Sercice Foundation, Council for
Advancement of Citizenship member, and AMVETS Auxiliary
have combined their citizenship education efforts through
a National American Essay Contest. Open to public,
private and parochial school students in the sixth, ninth,
and twelfth grades, the purpose is to encourage young
people to reflect on what this country means to them.
Length of essays and value of prizes vary with grade level
of contestants. But for all entries the theme is the
same: We The People." Deadline for submision of essays
is July 1, 1988. For more information contact Mr. Gregory
Floberg, [phone].
Conference/
Lecture
Amerjcans United Research Foundation - The Foundation will
sponsor a new Religious Freedom Institute as part of its
1988 Bicentennial Campaign for Religious Freedom
Education. The June, 1988 Institute will involve
secondary school teachers in an intensive study of the
religion clauses of the First Amendment. Participants
will examine key religious issues in American history and
society, and develop new approaches for teaching about
religious freedom in the social studies.
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Dobbs , Judy
Maryland Humanities Council
516 N. Charles Street
Suite 201
Baltimore, MD21201-
01/01/88 / / Jansiewicz , Donald R.
Catonsville Community College
800 S. Rolling Road
Catonsville, MD21228-
01/01/88 07/01/88 Floberg , Gregory
National Programs Director
AMVETS National Service Foundation
4647 Forbes Boulevard
Lanham, MD20706-
03/30/88 05/06/88 Haynes , Dr. Charles
Project Director
Americans United Research Foundation
900 Silver Spring Avenue
Silver Spring, MD20910-
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Maryland
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Secondary school social studies teachers and supervisors
are eligible to apply. Applications must be received by
March 30, 1988. For more information, contact Dr. Charles
Haynes, Project Director, Americans United Research
Foundation, 900 Silver Spring Avenue, Silver Spring, MD
20910, [phone].
Celebration April 28, 1988 - 200th Anniversary of Maryland's
Ratification of the Constitution Celebration in Calvert
County:
- "Liberty trees" will be planted at the three middle
schools and the courthouse
- A poster contest is being conducted in the middle and
elementary schools
- Members of the Calvert County Bar Association will speak
to fourth and fifth grade classes at Mutual, Huntingtown
and Appeal elementary schools on the impact the
Constitution has had on Americans, what the Constitution
means and how different this country would be without the
document.
Local churches will ring their bells at noon and a
ceremony at the courthouse will follow with Judge Perry G.
Bowen as the keynote speaker. Participants in
18th-century costumes will also take part in the
ceremonies and special music is planned by one of the high
school music departments.
June 1 - Ceremony for the arrival at the Calvert Marine
Museum of The Federalist," a reproduction of the
original ship that was sailed from Baltimore to Mount
Vernon by Captain Joshua Barney as a gift for General
George Washington for his role in supporting the writing
of the Constitution.
September 17 - "Dr. Benjamin Franklin" (portrayed by Bill
Meikle of Boston) will visit the schools and.a reception
will be hosted for this gentleman from Philadelphia; also
an 18th-Century Fair featuring the Williamsburg Dance
Heritage Assembly, era foods, and other displays and
activities of that period in history.
***Calvert County is an officially Designated Bicentennial
Community***
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04/28/88 09/17/88 Grady , Ameila
Calvert County Bicentennial
CommissionCalvert County Board of
Education Danesby Road
Prince Frederick,
MD20678-
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April 28, 1988, Frostburg State University, Frostburg - R.
Cresap Davis, L.D., LL.M., Attorney; Professor Emeritus,
Frederick Community College; Chairman, Maryland Humanities
Council lectures on "The Founding Fathers."
For more information contact Judy Dobbs or call Frostburg
State University at [phone].
Celebration Celebration of Maryland's Ratification of the United
States Constitution
April 28, 1988, 6:30 PM - Midnight; B and 0 Museum,
Baltimore - Merrill Lynch, Inc. sponsored gala ball,
hosted by Governor William Donald Shaefer. 875 each for
admission.
Fair/
Festival
April 29, 8 PM; St. John's College, Great Hall, Annapolis,
Maryland - 18th-century ballad opera, "The Poor Soldier."
Produced by OPERA Project of Alexandria, Virginia; lead
singer, David Hildebrand.
April 30, 1988; St. John's College; 18th-Century Fair
featuring arts, crafts, games, music and costumes of the
18th-century.
11 AM - 5 PM, St. John's College, Great Hall; Bicentennial
exhibit: Constitutional era flags, Maryland's copy of
the Constitution and replica of the Liberty Bell.
May 1, 1988, 2 PM - Ratification Parade in Baltimore,
recreating the original ratification parade held exactlty
200 years ago. The public is invited to participate as
they were in 1788 when 3,000 of the 12,000 residents of
Baltimore took part.
2 - 5 PM - Informal picnic on Federal Hill, the same site
where citizens of Baltimore celebrated 200 years ago.
There will also be a launching of the "Maryland
Federalist," which will sail to Mount Vernon. In 1788,
,the priginal "Federalist" was sailed by Captain Joshua
Barney to Mt. Vernon where it was presented to George
Washington as a gift from the people of Maryland.
Canal Festival at Great Falls Park - Celebration of the
Patowmack Canal and its contribution to the United States
Constitution. Period dress, crafts, and music. 10 AM - 4
PM. For information call [phone].
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Maryland Humanities Council
516 N. Charles Street
Suite 201
Baltimore, MD21201-
04/28/88 05/04/88 Stiverson , Gregory A.
Director
Maryland Office for the Bicentennial
of the U.S. Constitution, Maryland
State Archives, Hall of Records 1828
Annapolis, MD21404-
05/14/88 05/14/88 Patowmack Canal
Great Falls, MD
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State Massachusetts' State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Histotic
Site
Historic
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Historic
Site
Massachusetts
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
Colonial Josiah Quincy House - Late 18th-century mansion
where Benjamin Franklin and Lafayette visited. Maintained
by the Society of the Preservation of New England
Antiquities. June - October, Tue., Thur., Sun. and by
appointment
Adams National Historic Site - Built in 1731, home to four
generations of the Adams family, including Presidents John
and John Quincy Adams; family furnishings, portraits,
mementos. Mid April - Mid November, daily.
John Adams Birthplace - Saltbox farmhouse where John
Adams, second United States President, was born in 1735.
Mid April - Mid November, daily.
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Massachusetts Advisory Commission to
Commemorate the Bicentennial
State House, Room 114
Boston, MA02133-
/ Colonial Josiah Quincy House
20 Muirhead Street
Quincy, MA
/ / Adams National Historic Site
135 Adams Street
Quincy, MA
/ / / / John Adams Birthplace
133 Franklin Street
Quincy, HA
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Bicentenni41
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April 29, 1988:
"Humanities and Education Conference: What American
Students Need to Know" - The Michigan Council for the
Humanities, in conjunction with Oakland Schools, the
Michigan Department of Education and Central Michigan
University, will host this second annual conference at the
Kellogg Center on the campus of Michigan State University
in East Lansing, Michigan. The conference will feature
keynote addreses by nationally recognized figures in
education such as Dr. Lynne Cheney, Chair of the National
Endowment for the Humanities and commission member of the
Commission on the Bicentennial of the United States
Constitution; Dr Judith Lanier, President of the Holmes
Group Consortium, and Dr. James Kelly, President of the
National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. This
year's conference will emphasize the role that the
humanities and cultural literacy play in the future of
education.
The conference is open to the general public and
registration fee including lunch is $40. For registration
information contact the Kellogg Center at [phone].
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Russell , Ronald
Michigan Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
Lewis Cass Building, 1st Floor
Lansing, MI48909-
04/29/88 04/29/88 Weber , LuAnn
Michigan Council for the Humanities
Suite 30, Nisbet Building
1407 S. Harrison Road
East Lansing, M148824-
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State Minnesota's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Exhibit
Exhibit
Minnesota
U.S. CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL EVENT REPORT
An exhibit on the United States and Minnesota
Constitutions, the Magna Carta Travelling exhibit,
Northwest Ordinance exhibit entitled, "Liberty's Legacy,"
and a lecture series sponsored by the society.
"Liberty's Legacy -- Our Celebration of the Northwest
Ordinance and the Constitution" - a multi-million dollar
traveling exhibit which includes 120 original historical
documents, maps and other artifacts.
The exhibit is sponsored by The Northwest Ordinance Big
Ten hlumni Association, Indiana Memorial Union, M-17,
Bloomington, Indiana 47405. For further information
contact Frank Jones at [phone].
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Harris , Tony
Minnesota Commission on the
Bicentennial, 515 Transportation Bldg
John Ireland Blvd.
St. Paul, MN55155-
/ / / / Bunch , Peg
Minnesota Historical Society
05/04/88 06/30/88 Minnesota Historical Society
St. Paul, MN
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Bicentennial
COMiltiStilufl
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Bicentennial *** "The people (ought not to) be deprived or abridged of 11/11/99 / /
Quotes their right to write, or to publish their sentiments." -
James Madison (1789). ***
***,"The liberal . . . way of thinking, as to the rights
of conscience, . . is one of the characteristics of a
free people . . .." - James Madison. ***
it is the mutual duty of all to practice . .
forebearance, love and charity towards each other." -
George Mason (1776). ***
Dixon , James
United States Constitution
Bicentennial Commission of
MississippiP.O. Box 139
Jackson, MS39205-
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Missouri's State Bicentennial Commission.
Hibdon , Joanne
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751-5938
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State Capitol Building, Room 116-3
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(1819). ***
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The people made the constitution, and the people can
unmake it. It is thee creature of their own will, and
lives only by their will. - John Marshall, in COHENS v.
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Roeder , Richard
[phone]
Bicentennial
Montana Constitutional Connections
Commission
Committee/Statehood Centennial Office
P.O. Box 1989, Capitol Station
Helena, MT59620-1989
Exhibit
1787: Our Constitutional Heritage" a slideshow.
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[phone]
University of Montana
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Missoula, MT59812-
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fathers, and the social and cultural context of the times.
The slideshow is made available by the Montana Committee
for the Humanities. For more information or for possible
use of the slideshow contact: James T. Ranney (406)
243-2311. .
The Constitution of the United States . . . is the 11/11/99 / /
most perfect Federal Constitution that ever existed . . .
" - Alexis de Tocquevelle, DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA (H. Reeve
trans., 1961) I, 184. ***
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U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
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3835 Holdrege St., Varner Hall,
219Lincoln, NE68583-
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scene in the political history of the world, . . .
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yet been devised by the wisdom of man." - Nathaniel
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Nevada Commission on the Bicentennial
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2501 East Sahara
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Nation's Constitution" Nevada State Library and Archives
101 S. Fall Street
A display of original documents related to early statehood Carson City, NV89710-
and the ratification of the 13th, 14th, and 15th
Amendments. Exhibit will be displayed in Sparks, Elko,
Las Vegas, and Carson City during 1987-1988.
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State New Hampshire's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
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Site
Exhibit
Governor John Langdon Mansion c. 1784 - One of North East
New Hampshire's finest 18th-century houses with gracious
Interiors which once hosted Lafayette, Washington and
other statesmen. Open June 1 - October 15, Wed. - Sun.,
12 - 5 PM. Cost: $2 Adult, $1 Children.
Washington Museum - Open in summer by appointment;
occasional tours. Exhibits of American transportation
from Colonial times to early auto age.
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State of New Hampshire Bicentennial
Commission on the U.S. Constitution
Middletown Road
Wolfeboro, NH03894-
/ / / / Governor John Langdon Mansion
143 Pleasant Street
Portsmouth, NH03801-
/ / / / Washington Museum
Washington, NH03280-
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Stite New Jersey's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
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Conference/ Cumberland County College Bicentennial Plans -
Lecture
March 15, 1988 - Mr. James Humes, "Stars and Stripes, Not
Just a Banner but a Covenant"
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Edwards , Lynn
Constitutional Bicentennial
Commissionof New Jersey - Ramapo
College, 505 Ramapo Valley Road,
Room G431 Mahwah, NJ07430-1680
03/15/88 10/15/88 Gibbs , John H.
Cumberland County College
P.O. Box 517
Vineland, NJ08360-
[phone]
[phone]
September 15 - October 15, 1988 - We the People
Photography Exhibit at the Cumberland County Library.
***Cumberland County College is an official Bicentennial
Campus*** '
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government of the world." - Justice Samuel F. Miller,
Memorial Oration Commemorating Centennial of the
Constitution, September 17, 1887. ***
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Bicentennial
New Mexico Diamond Jubilee/U.S.
Commission
Constitution Bicentennial Commission
325 Don Gaspar
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secured" (than the government established by the
Constitution of the United States). - Justice Samuel F.
Miller, Memorial Oration delivered on September 17, 1887,
to commemorate the Centennial of the Constitution. ***
*** ? . . . I can truly say that after spending my life in
studying (the Constitution), I still daily find in it some
new excellence." - Justice William Johnson in ELKISIN V.
DELIESSELINE, 8 Fed. Cas. 493 (1823). ***
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No argument would seem to be necessary to prove the
importance of instructing the youth of our country in the
theory and practical character of the Federal
Constitution." - Henry Flanders, EXPOSITION OF THE
CONSTITUTION (1860). ***
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New York's State Bicentennial Commission.
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Bicentennial
New York State Commission on the
Commission
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
Cultural Education Center, Room 9D30
Albany, N112230-
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*Birch Views of Philadelphia* - Etchings and engravings by
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New York Public Library
[phone]
William Russell Birch and his son, Thomas, depicting daily
life, industry, public events (such as George Washington's
5th Avenue at 42nd Street
Stokes Gallery, Third Floor
1799 memorial procession), and historic places in
Manhattan, NY
Philadelphia during the 1790's. Mon. - Wed., 10 AM - 8:45
PM; Thurs. - Sat., 10 AM - 5:45 PM. Free admission.
Historic
Site
City Hall - Considered one of the most beautiful buildings
in America, this building has been the seat of the
municipal government of New York City since 1812. On the
second floor the Governor's Room, now a museum, features
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City Hall Park, Broadway at
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Geoege Washington's des, and near it, the American Flag
which once draped the coffin of his good friend Lafayette,
who the Continental Congress had made an honorary citizen.
The Governor's Room also contains a notable collection of
historic portraits and furniture. City Hall is open five
days a week, except holidays. Governor's Room: Mon. -
Fri. 10 AM - 3 PM. Free Admission.
Historic
Site
Abigail Adams Smith Museum - Originally owned by Abigail,
the only daughter of President John Adams, this gem of an
historic house museum was the carriage house of the estate
she and her young husband had to sell before they could
build a manor house. It contains nine beautifully
restored period rooms, including a kitchen with an open
hearth. Mon. - Fri., 10 AM - 4 PM (Closed August);
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Abigail Adams Smith Museum
421 E. 61st St. (Between First and
New York Avenues)
Manhattan, NY
[phone]
Tuesdays, June and July, 5:30 PM - 8PM. Cost: $2 for
adults, Seniors $1, free to school groups and children
under 12.
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Bowne House - The oldest house in New York City was built
in 1661 by John Bowne and permanently displays a rare
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Bowne House
37-01 Bowne Street, Flushing
[phone]
collection of 17th-century furniture, pewter, paintings
and documents of the Bowne family. When Governor Peter
Stuyvesant, employed by the Dutch West IndieS Company,
attempted to isolate the members of the Quaker Sect in New
Netherlands by declaring that no inhabitant of the colony
could have any commerce or social intercourse with them,
non-Quaker members of the Flushing community petitioned
him, on behalf of the Quakers, with the Flushing
Remonstrace, dated December 27, 1657. Although this
important document was a forerunner of the First
Queens, NY
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Amendment, adopted over a century later, it had no effect
on Stuyvesant. Six years later John Bowne, whose wife
Hannah was a Quaker, let a group of Quakers meet in his
house and was arrested and fined. When he refused to pay
and demanded a trial he was imprisoned and eventually
deported to Holland. As a result of his trial there, John
Boyne secured religious freedom for the entire colony.
Open Tues., Sat. and Sun., 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM. Cost:
Adults $1, Children under 14 $.25.
Hamilton Grange - Completed in 1802, this was the country
home of Alexander Hamilton, a hero of the Revolutionary
War, a New York delegate to the Federal Convention,
principle author of THE FEDERALIST, and nation's first
Secretary of the Treasury. Designed by John McComb, one
of the two arehitects of City Hall, much of its
construction was supervised by Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton
during her husband's many absences, necessitated by his
law practice in New York, He lived there until 1804, when
he was killed in a duel by Aaron Burr. Wed. - Sun., 9 AM
- 4:30 PM, Free admission.
The oldest residence remaining in Manhattan, the
Morris-Jumel Mansion was built in 1765. In 1776 it became
headquarters for George Washington at the time of the
Battle of Harlem heights. It was later the home of
Stephen Jumel. After he died his notorious widow, Eliza,
married Aaron Burr in the front parlor. Open daily except
Monday, 10 AM - 4 PM. Admission: Adults $2; students and
seniors, $1; children under 12 are free. Tours by
appointment only.
St. Ann's Church and Graveyard - St. Ann's pays tribute to
the powerful and illustrious family of the one-legged
Gouverneur Morris who, as a member of the Federal
Convention of 1787, framed the final draft of the
Constitution. Sun. - Fri., 10 AM - 2 PM. Free admission.
Valentine-Varian House: A 1758 National Landmark, this
tieldstone farmhouse houses the Museum of Bronx History,
which contains ongoi ng exhibits celebrating the heritage
of the Bronx. In 1777 this h ouse was at the center of a
battlefield, occupied by by British and Hessian forces.
It miraculously escaped destruction. The society has
prepared several publications commemorating the
Bicentennial. Admission $1, children under 12 are free.
Guided tours by appointment only.
Historic Vander-Ende Onderdonk House
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287 Convent Ave. (near 141st St.)
Manhattan, NY
/ / Morris-Jumel Mansion
West 160th Street and Jumel Terrace
Manhattan, NY
/ / / / St. Ann's Church and Graveyard
295 St. Ann's Avenue
Bronx, NY '
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Valentine-Varian House - Museum of
Bronx History
3266 Bainbridge Avenue at East 208th
Bronx, NY
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The oldest stone Dutch colonial house in New York City,
erected circa 1750, with foundation dating back to 1660,
maintains a permanent exhibit of the artifacts found in
recent excavations on its property, which have yielded
objects ranging from household items to skeletons of farm
animals. Admission is $1.
Conference House
On September 11th, 1776 a delegation from the Continental
Congress comprised of Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and
26-year old lawyer Edward Rutledge tried in vain to make
peace with British Admiral Lord Howe, and thereby prevent
war. Built about 1680, this handsome building has been
authenticallly refurnished as an 18th century Manor House.
Adults $1, Children 50 cents.
The Origins and Interpretations of the United States
Constitution" exhibit - This exhibit explores the history
of the Constitution and how our government has functioned
over the past two centuries. Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat., 10
AM - 4 PM. Large group tours on Thurs., by appointment.
Free admission.
"The Origins and Interpretations of the United States
Constitution" exhibit - This exhibit features an original
set of the journals of the Continental Congress and the
journals of the first Senate and House of Representatives
from the library's rare book collection, as well as famous
historical and modern books interpreting the Constitution.
Mon. - Thurs., 9 AM - 11 PM; Fri., 9 AM - 10 PM; Sat., 10
AM - 6 PM; Sun. Noon - 11 PM. Free admission.
King Street bears the name of Rufus King, a Massachusetts
delegate to the Federal Convention and later a Senator
from New York. The Early 19th century houses along King,
Charlton, and Van Dam Streets in Manhattan's Greenwich
Village are among the finest in the City. Nearby a plague
on the 1904 Butterick Building at Spring Street marks the
site of "Richmond Hill," the Abraham Mortier Mansion of
1760., which served as one of George Washington's military
'headquarters during the Revolutionary War, and was the
home of Vi.Je Prel;ident John Adams and, later., Aaron
Burr. Walking tour.
THE ALEXANDER HAMILTON COLLECTION - Features portraits,
miniatures, and furniture from the family of the great
patriot Alexander Hamilton, who played a major role in
framing the Constitution. Tues. - Sat., 10 AM - 5 PM;
Sun. 1 PM - 5 PM. Free admission.
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/ /
18-20 Flushing Avenue
Ridgewood, Queens, NY
/ / Conference House
7445 Hylan Boulevard
Staten Island, NY
/ / 12/31/88 FORBES Magazine Galleries, 62 Fifth
Avenue (at 12th St.)
Manhattan, NY
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/ / Fordham Law School Library
140 West 62nd St.
Manhattan, NY
King-Charton-Van Dam Historic
District, King, Charlton and Van Dam
Streets, off. the Ave. of the Americas
Manhattan, NY
/ / Museum of the City of New York
Fifth Ave. at 103rd St.
Manhattan, NY
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"Capital City: New York After the Revolution" - Located
in the colonial (1762) tavern that was the site of George
Washington's farewell to his troops in 1783, this exhibit
examines the city's role as the political center of the
nation during the late 18th-century. Objects and
documents from the Tavern's collection include: "Federal
Hall, the Seat of Government," an engraving by Amos
Doolittle; "Six Views of New York," oil paintings by
William Chappel; The Signing of the Constitution," an oil
by Thomas Pritchard Rossiter, a door of the carriage used
by George Washington at the time of his first
inauguration, and many others. On display through 1989.
Free admission from 10 AM - Noon, weekdays and selected
Sundays. $2.50 Adults, $1 Children, seniors from Noon - 4
PM, Mon. - Frl.
Trinity Church: The graveyard, which predates the
original church built in 1698, bears witness to the
historic role played by Trinity Parish over the years.
Alongside the bodies of Alexander Hamilton, Albert
Gallatin, Robert Fulton, and Captain James Lawrence was
found, in the 1960's, the body of an unknown English
soldier from the Revolutionary War, still in his red coat,
along with a dagger broken in two, the symbol of military
defeat. The permanent exhibit in the Trinity Museum,
Manning Wing of the church is entitled, The Parish of
Trinity Church in the City of New York: The Evolution of
an Urban Institution. The current exhibit open until
March, 1989 is entitled, "Trinity and the Newcomer: Three
Centuries of Outreach to Immigrants and Migrants from
Early 18th-Century to the Present. Mon. - Fri., 9 AM -
11:45 AM, 1 PM - 3:45 PM; Sat., 10 AM - 3:45 PM; Sun., 1
PM - 3:45 PM.
Exhibit Federal Hall National Memorial: The first Capitol of the
United States now holds permanent exhibitions to
commemorate and explain the many historic events which
took place on this site. Washington's inauguration as the
first President of the U.S., the beginnings of government
under the Constitution, and the adoption of the Bill of
Rights in 1789 are featured and graphically presented
through dioramas, models, prints and artifacts including
the suit George Washington wore when he was inaugurated on
April 30, 1789 and the important Messmore Kendall
collection of Washington memorabilia. Mon. - Fri., 9 AM -
5 PM year round. Closed on some federal holidays. Open
on Washington's Birthday and July 4. Free admission.
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54 Pearl St.
New York, NY
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Broadway and Wall Street
Manhattan, NY
05/01/87 / / Federal Hall National Memorial
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Manhattan, NY
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A part of Trinity Parish, St. Paul's was 23 years old when
George Washington came to worship following his
inauguration in 1789. The original chapel (recently
refurbished) contains items of particular interest; for
instance, the "Glory" over the high altar designed by
noted architect Pierre L'Enfant, who designed the plan of
washinvon, DC. The first oil painting of the Great Seal
of the U.S. can also be found here, painted by an unknown
artist commissioned in 1785 by Trinity's Vestry. "Pillars
of the Constitutions: Church Leaders and National
Leaders, 1784-1788" - a continuous exhibt from June 18,
1987 to 1989. The exhibit includes drawings, photographs
and documents about members of Trinity Church who were
involved with the birth of our nation, including John Jay
and Alexander, Hamilton. 8 AM - 4 PM, daily, except during
service 1 PM - 2 PM. Free admission.
Exhibit New York Roots of the U.S. Constitution" - an exhibition
of original documents and illustrations depicting the
Constitutional era from the New York perspective. Among
the many significant pre-1787 court records on display are
the minute book inscribed with the jury's Not Guilty"
verdict in the landmark Zenger Trial, establishing freedom
of the press. Sponsored by The Historical Records of the
New York County Clerk, INC. Monday - Friday, 9AM - 5PM.
Free admission.
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06/18/87 01/01/89 St. Paul's Chapel
Broadway at Fulton St.
Manhattan, NY
10/26/87 06/30/88 New York County Courthouse
The Rotunda
60 Centre Street
Manhattan, NY
Performance 'Vote Nol" - a one-man, hour long play portraying a speech 12/01/87 / / Blecker , Robert
by an Anti-Federalist candidate to a state ratifying New York Law School
convention premiered at the John F. Kennedy Center on 57 Worth Street
December 1, 1987. The monologue was adapted by Professor New York, N110013-
Robert Blecker of New York Law School from the
Anti-federalist speeches and writings collected in Herbert
J. Storing's seven-volume THE COMPLETE ANTI-FEDERALIST.
For complete information, contact Robert Blecker, New York
Law School, 57 Worth Street, New York, New York 10013
[phone].
Conference/ May 4, 1988 - Corning Community College Law Society will
Lecture "sponsor a Law Day with featured speakers, Mr. Dale Clark,
attorney and assistant professor of Business, Corning
Community College, speaking on "Reluctant Revolutionary
New Yorkers and the Constitution"; also Dr. Ernest Giglio,
Lycoming College, Williamsport, Pennsylvania on "Why We
Really Need the Constitution."
In the fall of 1987, Corning Community College's Council
of Full Professors sponsored an interdisciplinary seminar
05/04/88 05/04/88 Leveen , Pauline
Division of Social Sciences
Corning Community College
Spencer Hill Road
Corning, NY14830-
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featuring Professor Pauline Leveen, Chair, Division of
Social Sciences, Corning Community College speaking on the
roots of the United States Constitution and Joseph Hanak,
professor of psychology, speaking on the changes in the
kinds of cases the Supreme Court has handled over the
years.
New York State Bicentennial Commission's CRITICAL CHOICES
Program:
During 1988, New Yorkers will engage in debates on issues
related to freedom of expression, equal rights, the right
to privacy, separation of powers, or federalism and local
home rule.
The program begins with a writing contest with senior
division, 18 and older, junior division for under 18.
Essayists will express their views on a constitutional
dilemma facing the state today from one one of the issues
listed above. The division winners will be selected from
regions to become citizen delegates at a statewide
convention on July 26, 1988
June 9, 1988 - New Yorkers are invited to participate in
one of 12 town meetings occurring simultaneously
throughout the state. The meetings will allow
participants to explore, discuss, and debate
constitutional issues facing New Yorkers in their regions
today.
July 25-26, 1988 - A statewide convention of
citizen-delQqdlco and state legislators will meet in
Poughkeepsie to debate and approve a final CRITICAL
CHOICES report to be presented to the governor, other
state leaders and the presidential candidates.
For more information write to: Critical Choices, Box
2111, Empire State Plaza Station, Albany, New York 12220.
Exhibit - The Blessings of Liberty" in the Mount Saint
Mary.College Library.
**Mount Saint Mary College is an official Bicentennial
Campus**
Celebration Bicentennial Festival -
July 23 or 24, 1988 - all local clergy are invited
participate in an opening Ecumenical Service. Ice
social held after the service at the Parks-Bentley
to
cream
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New York State Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
Cultural Educ. Center, Room 9D30
Albany, NY12230-
07/01/88 07/30/88 Sakac , Sister Ann
Committee for the Bicentennial of the
U.S. Constitution
Mount Saint Mary College, 330 Powell
Newburgh, NY12550-
07/23/88 08/20/88 Village of South Glens Falls
P.O. Box 1210, 46 Saratoga Ave.
South Glen Falls, NY12803-1210
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July 24 - 30, 1988 - 4th Annual South of the Border
Festival in conjunction with the Constitution Bicentennial
Celebration.
July 26, 1988 - 200th Anniversary of New York's
ratification, possible band concert in the park and a
sing-a-long.
July 30, 1988 - 4th Annual South of the Border Festival
Street Dance in conjunction with the Bicentennial of the
United States Constitution.
August 20, 1988 - Bicentennial "Old Fashioned" fun days,
picnic lunch, local organizations set up booths and sell
crafts and foods.
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Exhibit "Museum of American Constitutional Government" - An 04/30/89 04/30/91 Bryant, Jr. , John
exhibit featuring exhibits, laser-driven, interactive Federal Hall National Memorial
audio-visual programs, and personal computers to allow Museum of American Constitutional
individual, in-depth exploration of constitutional issues. Government, 26 Wall Street
Mon. - Fri., 9 AM - 5 PM year round. Closed on some Manhattan, NY
federal holidays. Open on Washington's Birthday and July
4. Free admission.
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North Carolina's State Bicentennial Commission.
Hancock , Gerry
[phone]
Bicentennial
North Carolina Commission on the
Commission
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
532 North Wilmington St., Jordan
Exhibit
Carteret Community College has a collection of twenty
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Constitution posters encased in plexiglass hanging from
the cieling on display in the Learning Resources Center.
Carteret Community College
3505 Arendell Street
They will be on display until December, 1988.
***Carteret Community College is an official Bicentennial
Morehead City, NC28557-
Campus***
Conference/
Lecture
May 13 and 14, 1988 - Jefferson Meeting in Asheville,
North Carolina. A keynote address at 7 PM. 8 PM
delegates will divide into 'issue committee" meeting,
each of which will examine a particular proposal for
changing the Constitution. Each committee will consLA of
10 to 12 delegates. Discussion in the committees will be
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Buncombe County Bicentennial
Commission
80 Wendover Rd.
Asheville, NC28806-
[phone]
initiated by a humanities scholar who will briefly
summarize the issue to be discussed and encourage the open
exchange of views about the issue among the delegates.
May 14 - A plenary session will convene at 9:30 AM in the
Carmichael Humanities Lecture Hall on the campus of
UNC-Asheville. The following issues will be debated:
"Proposals to Limit Campaign Contributions and
Expenditures," "Proposals for a National Initiative and
Referendum Process,' the "Implication of Calling a
National Constitutional Convention," and 'Electoral
College Reform." The session is open to the public.
Celebration June 10 - 12, 1988 - Chapel Hill, North Carolina will be
the site of the annual Mid-Atlantic American Assembly
meeting sponsored by the Columbia University and the
American Bar Association. This conference will focus on
"Public Awareness About the Law."
July 22 - 24, 1988 - Hillsborough, North Carolina will
host a political fair and a Jefferson Meeting. The
political fair will include reenactments of 200 years of
political campaigning, as well as current political
candidates and the annual "Sam Irvin" keynote speaker.
06/10/88 07/24/88 Hancock , Gerry
North Carolina Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
Jordan House, 532 N. Wilmington St.
Raleigh, NC27604-
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North Dakota's State Bicentennial Commission.
Spears Lawrence
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224-2689
Bicentennial
North Dakota Constitution Celebration
Commission
Commission / State Capitol Building
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Bicentennial
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Tables, how much more important that the American youth of
each succeeding generation should be taught the
fundamental principles of the Constitution of their
country." - G. S. Williams, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES. (3rd ed.,
1862). ***
*** "Written constitutions sanctify and confirm great
principles, but the latter are prior in existence to the
former." - Danel Webster. ***
*** ? . . every man is safe under his own vine and fig
tree, and there is none to make him afraid. To produce
this effect was the intent of the Constitution. and it has
succeeded." - Richard Bland Lee, on the floor of the
Congress in 1794. ***
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State Ohio's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Conference/ Town Hall Lecture Series with an open forum discussion
Lecture following each speaker or slide presentation. To be held
on the last Monday of each month. 7;30 PM - 9 PM.
January 25, 1988 - The Northwest Ordinance: A Framework
for Statehood," Mrs. Ione L. King, Chairperson, Spring
Valley Bicetennial Commission.
February 29 - The Blessings of Liberty," a 20 minute VHS
Presentation courtesy of the United States Department of
the Interior.
March 28 - The Soldier - Statesman," Captain Charles
Swan, Spring Valley Resident.
April 22 - Arbor Day, tree planting, flowers and shrubs in
Constitution Park
April 25 - "A Look at the Past, An Eye Toward the Future,"
Mr. Art Marsiale, Master Commissioner of the Ohio State
Supreme Court.
May 30 - Memorial Day, a local A.M. celebration with
parade, floats, speach by Mrs. Ione King, Commission
Chairperson and Korean War veteran in the Army Nurse
Corps.
June 12 - Ratification Day Celebration, an old fashioned
picnic in Constitution Park, parade of flags with history
of each state.
July. 25 - "Three Branches of Government, Judge Heiber,
"Bellbrook, Ohio resident and Greene County Judge, Xenia,
Ohio.
August 29 - John Hess, Xenia High School Teacher
September 26 - The Northwest Ordinance," Mr. Alexander
Kaye, Publisher of Landfall Press, Dayton, Ohio.
October 31 - "Our Legal Heritage,' Mrs. Scarlet Bashe,
Spring Valley resident. Discussion will include the
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Miller , James [phone]
Northwest Ordinance and U.S.
Constitution Bicentennial Commission
1987 Velma Avenue
Columbus, 0H43211-
01/25/88 12/10/88 King , Mrs. Ione
Chairperson
Spring Valley Bicentennial Commission
on the United States Constitution
2855 U.S. 42 South
Spring Valley, 01445370-
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Conference/
Lectute
issues of AIDS and abortion funding.
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November 28 - "Ohio. . . The Way It Was, Ms. Sandra
Scapero, Ohio Historical Society.
December 10 - "Christmas Past," a candlelight buffet in
honor of the ratification of the United States
Constitution held in an historic home, circa. 1838.
"Main Street Mercer County, When the Railroad Came to
Town" - Program focuses on time period of railroad's
arrival to identify the evolution of changes from the
wilderness to civilization, under the influence of the
Northwest Ordinance and the United State Constitution.
Will feature historical lectures and displays. For
information contact: Joyce Alig [phone] or (419)
678-2614.
Celebration May 27, 1988 - Ohio's Constitution Ratification Gala at
the Columbus Hyatt Regency Hotel and Ohio Center, Black
tie. For information call [phone].
Lakewood, June, 1988 - Constitution/pioneer activities and
demonstration will be scheduled during 'A La Carte in the
Park," an annual food festival. For information contact:
Carol DiMario [phone].
Marietta, June 24 - 26, 1988 - Bicentennial Men's and
Womens Tennis Tournament, Marietta Tennis Center.
Geauga County, July 17, 1988 - County-wide Bicentennial
picnic. Arts and crafts, family picnic, 10-K run. Also a
7 PM concert by the Cleveland symphony orchesta. County
Fairground, Middlefield. For information contact: (216)
622-9800 ext. 2751.
Marietta, July 4, 1988 - Bicentennial celebration of
Independence Day. Parade and fireworks.
spring Valley, July 4, 1988 - Hike-bike-canoe and walk-in
celebration. Each group will represent one of 13 original
states and also the state of Ohio. Carry in picnic,
ratification reenactment. Constitution Park.
Marietta, July 15-17, 1988 - Closing ceremonies - "Focus
on the Future," marking the 200th anniversary of the
inauguration of Arthur St. Clair as the first governor of
the Northwest Territory. Rededication of "Start Westward
of 'United States" statue, Grand Encampment of the Brigade
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Executive Director
The Northwest Ordinance and United
States Constitution Bicentennial
Commission, 1987 Velma Ave.
Columbus, 0H43211-
05/27/88 10/22/88 Miller , James
Executive Director
The Northwest Ordinance and United
States Constitution Bicentennial
Commission, 1987 Velma Ave
Columbus, 0H43211-
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of the American Revolution, 1st Arthur St. Clair Family
Reunion, parades, musical entertainment, children's
activities, burial of time capsule.
Otterbeln College, September, 1988 - Public meeting to
commemorate the 200th anniversary of the ratification of
the Constitution. For information contact: Dr. John H.
Laubach [phone].
Bowling Green, October 20-22 - Third conference in series
"Economic Rights and the Constitution." The subject of
this final conferenc e will be "Economic Rights and the
Constitution: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow."
Bicentennial *** "Let us with caution indulge the supposition that
Quote morality can be maintained without religion. Reason and
experience both forbid us to expect that national morality
can prevail in exclusion of religious principle." - George
Washington. ***
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State Oklahoma's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
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Constitution 200
Tulsa Junior College
909 South Boston
Tulsa, OK74119-
"Are We To Be A Nation?" is an exhibit on display in 07/19/88 08/27/88 Meyers , Duane
Oklahoma City to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United Metropolitan Library System
States Constitution. The exhibit, composed of 131 Dean A. McGee
photographic reproductions of prints, Oklahoma City, OK73102-
portraits, broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is designed to
promote an understanding of the historical context of the
Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
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Quote inseparable." - Daniel Webster. ***
*** "Liberty exists in proportion to wholesome restraint."
- Daniel Webster. ***
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Oregon's State Bicentennial Commission.
Crookham , Charles
[phone]
Bicentennial
Oregon Governor's Commission on the
Commission
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
1021 Southwest 4th Avenue, Room 206
Conference/
Oregon State University Constitution Bicentennial Project
05/18/88
Portland, 0R97204-
05/18/88 Foster , James C.
[phone]
lecture
- Spring Lecture Series.
Oregon State University
Symposium II of the Spring Lecture Series.
Constitution Bicentennial Committee
"What Should Be the Role of the Press in Our
Department of Political Science
Constitutionally-Governed Society?" given by Bob Edwards,
Journalist and Host of "Morning Edition', National Public
Corvallis, OR97331-
Radio, and James O'Fallon, Professor of Law, University of
Oregon Law School. 7:30 PM.
Bicentennial
Quotes
*** "Government is a trust, and the officers of the
government are trustees, and both thc and the
trustees are created for the benefit of the people. -
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"Black People of Philadelphia - 1787: Framing of the
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Constitution Celelebration Tour" - One of two walking
tours offered by Black History Strolls and Tours of
6th and Lombard
Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia. Noon. Open year round.
Historical
Site
This museum contains displays on the growth and
development of Philadelphia. Exhibits cover Philadelphia
life from 1680 to 1880, archaeological finds from the
vicinity, orgins of the city's municipal services, and
antique toys and dolls. The "Rouges' Gallery", a
collection of mug shots of nineteenth-century criminals,
is especially entertaining. Open 9:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
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Atwater Kent Museum
115 S Seventh Street between Market
and Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia, PA
[phone]
Tuesday through Saturday.
State
Pennsylvania's State Bicentennial Commission.
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Akers , Mitch
[phone]
Bicentennial
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commission
Commission on the Bicentennial
333 Market Street
Harrisburg, PA17126-0333
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Site
Modeled after the Parthenon and completed in 1928, this
vast, ten-acre museum contains more than 300,000 art
objects in 200 galleries. Some of the better-known
paintings here are Benjamin West's "Benjamin Franklin
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Philadelphia Museum of Art
Benjamin Franklin Parkway near 26th
Street
Philadelphia, PA
[phone]
Drawing Electricity from the Sky", Charles Wilson Peale's
"Staircase Group" and Picasso's "Three Musicians". Open
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. Open Tuesday
for tours only. Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for
students and senior citizens.
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This example of Victorian Gothic architecture is a
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[phone]
Site
National Historic Landmark that was restored in 1976 for
the U.S. Bicentennial. Established in 1805 by Charles
Southwest corner of Broad and Cherry
Streets
Willson Peale, the Academy was the nation's first art
school and museum. The collection includes works by
Philadelphia, PA
Peale, Benjamin West, Gilbert Stuart, William Rush, Thomas
Sully, Winslow Homer, Thomas Eakins, and Andrew Wyeth.
Historical
Site
Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday (until 7
p.m, on Wednesday); 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
'Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for students and senior
citizens
In 1736 Benjamin Franklin founded in Philadelphia the
nation's first fire company, the Union Fire Company.
Later, other firefighting groups emerged and then, in
1871, the Union Fire Company and others joined to form the
Philadelphia Fire Department. This hall is actually a
restored 1876 firehouse. Exhibits include hand and
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Second and Quarry Streets Between
Raceand Arch
Philadelphia, PA
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horse-drawn firefighting equipment, uniforms, and scale
model fire engines. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday.
George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Betsey Ross, and
other notables worshipped here. The parish, organized in
1695, remains an active Episcopal congregation. The
present structure was completed in 1754. The church is
open year round to vistitors: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday
through Saturday and 1 p.m to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Closed
Monday and Tuesday during January and February.
The house where Polish immigrant and engineer Thaddeus
Kosciuszko lived during 1797-1798 has been restored and
designated a national memorial in honor of this man who
designed defenses for the American Revolutionary Forces.
Vistitors can view Polish-American exhibits, a portrait
gallery, and a six-minute film about Kosciuszko. Open 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
This house was built in 1775 as the residence of attorney
John Todd, Jr. and his wife Dolley Payne. After Todd died
during the yellow fever epidemic of 1793, Dolley married
James Madison who was to become the fourth president of
the United States. The Todd House is a fine example of an
eighteenth-century middle-class Quaker home. An item of
particular interest here is a precursor of the office
copier. The house is open by tour only. Free tickets are
available at the INHP Visitor Center (Third and Chestnut
Street).
As the Todd House is an example of the lifestyle of the
middle-class eighteenth-century Philadelphians, the Bishop
White House reflects the lifestyle of the upper class.
Open by tour only. Free tickets are available at the
INHP Visitor Center (Third and Chestnut Streets).
This fine example of Neo-classical architecture was
completed in 1797 and is probably the oldest bank building
in the country. The bank was completed in an attempt to
organize the nation's chaotic finances. The building was
was also the first headquarters of the Treasury
Department. The bank's exterior has been restored to its
1797 condition, but the interior has not. It is not open
to the public.
This tavern was the "after hours" meeting place of
Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and other colonial leaders
when the Continental and Federal Congresses convened in
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Second Street between Arch and Market
Phliadelphia, PA
Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial
Northwest corner of Third and Pine
Streets
Philadelphia, PA
Todd House
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut
Streets
Philadelphia, PA
Bishop White House
309 Walnut Street Between Third and
Fourth Streets
Philadelphia, PA
First Bank of the United States
116 South Third Street between Third
and Fourth Streets
Philadelphia, PA
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Northwest corner of Second and Walnut
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Philadelphia. Originally built in 1773, the tavern was
reconstructed in 1976 for the U.S. Bicentennial. Open
seven days a week for lunch (11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.),
cocktails and dinner (5 p.m. to 10 p.m.). The tavern
accepts reservations. The menu, furniture, and staff garb
are from the colonial era.
In commemoration of the nation's Bicentennial in 1976, the
Liberty Bell, cherished symbol of American Freedom, was
moved from Independence Hall to the glass-walled structure
that now encloses it. According to tradition, the crack
now seen on the bell occurred while it was being rung in
mourning the death of Chief Justice John Marshall in
1835. The pavilion is open 9 AM to 5 PM daily (until 8
PM in the summer).
The Library Company of Philadelphia, the oldest
subscription library in the United States, first built its
hall here in 1789-90. Delegates to the Continental and
Federal Congresses and the Constitutional Convention used
the facility. Documents in the collection include
Benjamin Franklin's will, a copy of the Declaration of
Independence in Thomas Jefferson's handwriting, and
William Penn's 1701 Charter of Privileges. The library
is open only to serious scholars from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
daily except holidays.
Historical The Pemberton House has exhibits on the formation of the
Site U.S. Army and Navy from 1775 to 1800, as well as a
twelve-minute film about the colonial army. The Marine
Corps Memorial Museum in New Hall features displays on
Marines from the time of their founding in Philadelphia
in 1775 to their service in the Revolution from 1775 to
1783. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
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This guild hall of the Carpenters' Company of Philadelphia
was built in 1770. The First Continental Congress met
here in 1774 and later, during the Revolutionary War, the
hall was used by the patriots as a hospital and arsenal.
open, 10 AM to 4 PM daily except Monday.
Located in the Franklin Institute, this memorial includes
a large statue of Franklin and a four-part exhibit called
"Ben Franklin: Ideas and Images." Admission to the
memorial is free, but there is a charge for the Franklin
Institute Museum. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Historical Here visitors can obtain maps and information about
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Liberty Bell Pavilion
Market Street between Fifth and Sixth
Streets on Independence Mall
Philadelphia, PA
Library Hall
105 South Fifth Street Between
Chestnut and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, PA
Army-Navy Museum (Pemberton House)
and Marine Corps Memorial Museum
Both on Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA
Carpenters Hall
320 Chestnut Street between Third and
Fourth Streets
Philadelphia, PA
Benjamin Franklin National Memorial
20th Street and Benjamin Franklin
Parkway
Philadelphia, PA
/ / / / The Visitor Center, Independence
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special programs and tours. A computer exhibit about the
U.S. Constitution highlights milestones in the charter's
history and its significance today. Visitors may also see
a twenty-eight-minute John Huston film, "Independence".
This is a reconstruction of the house where Thomas
Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence in June
1776. Replicas of the two second-floor rooms Jefferson
rented contain items like those he brought with him from
Virginia. Visitors can also see Jefferson's original
draft of the Declaration of Independence. A twelve-minute
film dramatizes Jefferson's stay in Philadelphia during
the summer of 1776. The Graff House is open 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. daily.
The U.S. Congress met here from 1790 to 1800, with the
House of Representatives on the first floor and the Senate
above. Important historical events that occurred here
include the second inauguration of George Washington; the
establishment of the First Bank of the United States, the
Federal Mint, and the Department of the Navy and the
ratification of Jahn Jay's treaty with England. Open 9 AM
to 5 PM daily.
As its name implies, Old City Hall, built in 1790, was
originally meant for Philadelphia's municipal government.
But the building became the home of the United States
Supreme Court from 1791 to 1800. Today the first floor
contains displays on the Supreme Court's work during that
period. On the second floor, visitors can see exhibits on
what life was like in late eighteenth-century
Philadelphia. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
According to tradition, this is where seamstress Betsy
Ross stitched the first American flag at George
Washington's request. Five rooms are furnished with
period pieces. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, May through
October, and until 5 p.m. the rest of the year.
chis 'narrow public thoroughfare is lined with thirty-three
houses that date back to the early part of the eighteenth
century. It is the oldest residential street in the
United States. A small museum here is open 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. daily.
Performance "Four Little Pages" - a one-act musical play that brings
to life the great constitutional ideas debated in
Philadelphia in the summer of 1787. The title refers to
the number of pages in the original copy of the United
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Southeast Corner of 3rd and Chestnut
Philadelphia, PA
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Philadelphia, PA
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States Constitution.
Pennsylvania
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The United States Department of Education has plans to use
"Four Little Pages" in schools around the country. To
bring "Four Little Pages" to your community, contact
Franklin S. Roberts [phone], or call Kip White at
the National Park Service, [phone].
Constructed between 1732 and 1756 as the Pennsylvania
State House, this building is now famous as the site of
both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
The hall has been restored wherever possible to its
original late 18th-century appearance. The two treasures
of greatest interest are in the Assembly Room called by
guides, "the most historically significant room in
America:" the "rising sun" chair in which George
Washington sat while presiding over the Constitutional
Convention adn the silver indstand used by the delegates
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Independence Hall
Chestnut Street between 5th and 6th
Streets
Philadelphia, PA
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to Sign both the Declaration of Independence and the
Constitution. The half-hour tours begin in the east wing
every 15 - 20 minutes. 9 AM - 5 PM, until 8 PM in the
summer.
Exhibit
"Born Out of Time" - A permanent sound and light exhibit
of Benjamin Franklin's contribution to the modern world.
02/19/87 12/30/88 The Franklin Institute
Independence National Historical
[phone]
Free admission.
Park
Philadelphia, PA
Exhibit
"Promise of Permanency" - A major computer exhibition
designed to show how people can influence their government
and how government influences the lives of people. The
exhibit includes 16 computer stations featuring touch
screens and overhead monitors. Surrounding the computer
stations will be huge images capturing constitutional
milestones such as the struggle for civil rights.
prohibition, and the Civil War.
05/13/87 01/01/92 Independence National Historical
Park Visitor Center
3rd St. between Chestnut and Walnut
Philadelphia, PA
[phone]
Exhibit
"Red, White and Blue: Childhood and Citizenship" -
06/02/87 05/25/88 Please Touch Museum
[phone]
Hands-on exhibit identifying the processes children go
210 N. 21st St.
.,thromgh to developy patriotism, citizenship and
self-awareness as an American. Tues. - Sat. 10 AM - 4:30
Philadelphia, PA
PM, Sun. Noon - 4:30 PM.
Conference/
"The John Marshall Lectures" -
02/18/88 02/02/89 Henderson , Joan R.
[phone]
Lecture
-February 18, 1988, 8 PM: Professor Walter F. Murphy,
Department of Politics, Princeton University, "The
Franklin and Marshall College
College Avenue and W. James Street
Constitution and the Legacy of Justice William 0. Douglas"
Lancaster, PA
-Fall, 1988: Dean William M. Beaney, School of Law,
University of Denver, "Justice John Marshall Harlan,
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Federalism, and Criminal Justice"
-Spring, 1989: Professor Martin Shapiro, School of Law,
University of California at Berkeley, "Justice Rhenquist
and the Inarticulate Premises of Our Constitutional
Tradition"
Contetence/ "The Constitution: Then and Now" Lecture Series -
Lectute
April 14, 1988; 10:45 AM - 12:15 PM, Science Center,
Montgomery County Community College, Eric King, Research
Associate for the Urban League, co-editor of "The State of
Black Philadelphia" and former professor and chairman of
the department of political science at Lincoln University,
will speak on "Religious and Economic Dimensions of the
American Constitution."
April 30; 8 PM - The Choral Society of Montgomery County,
under the direction of Judith Willoughby Miller, will
perform in concert, "An American Sampler,' a 'rousing
tribute to the Constitution."
***Montgomery County Community College is an official
Bicentennial Campus***.
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04/14/88 04/30/88 Ogg Betty
Mongomery County Community College
340 Dekalb Pike
Blue Bell, PA19422-
Ceremony "196th Annual Bill of Rights Day" - Speech and reading of 12/15/88 12/15/88 Baron , Bruce G.
the Bill of Rights. Pennsylvania Bar Association
Capitol Rotunda
Harrisburg, PA
[phone]
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State Puerto Rico's Commission on the Bicentennial.
Bicentennial
CommIL-,:ritari
Bicentennial *** "The Constitution of the Unied States was made not
Quotes merely for the generation that then existed, but for
posterity -- unlimited, undefined, endless, perpetual
posterity." - Henry Clay. ***
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This provision is made in a constitution, intended to
endure for ages to come, and consequently, to be adapted
to the various crises of human affairs." - John Marshall.
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*** "Why has government been instituted at all? Because
the passions of men will not conform to the dictates of
reason and justice, without constraint." - Alexander
Hamilton. ***
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Navas , Carmen I.
Puerto Rico Commission on the
Bicentennial of the Constitution
Call Box 22-A, Hato Rey Station
Hato Rey, PR00919-
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State Rhode Island's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commis ion
Exhibit
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Are We To Be A Nation" is an exhibit on display in
Providence to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United
States Constitution. The exhibit, composed of
photographic reproductions of prints, portraits,
broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is designed to promote an
understanding of the historical context of the
Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
Performance Constitution Run.
The finish area will have student-staffed booths
presenting various aspects of the Constitution and
historical figures.
**Providence is a Designated Bicentennial Community**
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Conley , Patrick
Rhode Island Bicentennial Foundation
189 Wickendon Street
Providence, RI02903-
03/29/88 05/07/88 Bundy , Annalee
Providence Public Library
150 Empire Street
Providence, RI02903-3283
05/08/88 05/08/88 Downing , Antoinette
Providence Constitutional
BicentennialCommittee
Executive Office, City Hall
Providence, 11102903-
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State South Carolina's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
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ielebiation Charleston, South Carolina Bicentennial Community
Ratification of the United States Constitution
Celebration:
May 20, 1988; Noon - Joint Bicentennial/Spoleto Opening
Ceremonies Speaker: The Honorable Alexander Sander, Chief
Judge of the South Carolina Court of Appeals.
1:30 - 4 PM "Vote No, " a one-man play about the
Anti-Federalists (Exchange Building).
3 -.4:30 PM - Panel Discussion sponsored by the Charleston
County Bar Association and the Bicentennial Commission
(Exchange Building).
4 - 7 PM - House Tours, downtown Charleston. Tickets
available at the Preservation Society.
May 21; 10 AM - Noon - Panel Discussion on the South
Carolina Framers, the anti-federalists, and the
Ratification Convention, sponsored by the South Carolina
Historical Society and the Bicentennial Commission
(Exchange Building).
3 - 5 PM - Re-enactment of the post-Ratification parade of
May 1788 which will end at the Old Exchange Building.
8 PM - Ratification Day Celebration hosted by the
Governor, the Speaker of the House, the Lieutenant
Governor, the Mayor, the Bicentennial Commission and the
Spoleto Festival (Exchange Building).
May 22; Noon - 5 PM - Plantation tour co-sponsored by the
South Carolina Historical Society, the Bicentennial
"Commission, and the Christ church Parish Historical
Society. Tickets availabe at the Preservation Society
May 23; 9 AM - Interdenominational worship service at St.
Michael's Church with Westminster Choir, Bishop Allison,
Mayor Riley and Chief Greenberg.
9:45 AM - Procession from St. Michael's Church to the
Exchange Building complete with bands, color guards,
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U.S. Constitution Commission of
South Carolina
Department of Archives, P.O. Box
11669Columbia, SC29211-1669
05/20/88 05/23/88 Parker , David E.
Charleston Commission on the
Bicentennial of the United States
Constitution, P.O. Box 893
Charleston, SC29402-
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Marine Corps Band, United States Air Force, United States
Navy, 21-gun Salute.
10:30 AM - Joint session of the South Carolina General
Assembly at the Old Exchange Building.
Navy ship at Union Street Pier on display all day.
CelebtatIon South Carolina Ratification of the United States
Constitution Celebrations:
Charleston, South Carolina's plans are sponsored by the
Charleston Bicentennial Community and endorsed by the
State Commission:
May 20, 1988; 1 - 4 PM - Constitution-related seminar at
the Old Exchange Building, co-sponsored by the Charleston
County Bar Association. 4 - 7 PM - Tours of Charleston
houses, co-sponsored by the Preservation Society of
Charleston.
May 21; 10 AM - Noon - Second Constitution-related seminar
co-sponsored by the South Carolina Historical Society. 3
PM - Re-enactment of the post-Ratification parade of May
1788 which will end at the Old Exchange Building. 8 PM -
Ratification Day gala at the Charleston Ports Authority.
11 PM - Performance of Charleston Symphony Orchestra and
fireworks display, Charleston Ports Authority.
May 22; late morning - Plantation tour co-sponsored by the
South Carolina Historical Society.
May 23; 9 AM - Interdenominational worship service at St.
Michael's Church, followd by procession to the Old
Exchange Building. 10:30 AM - Joint session of the South
Carolina General Assembly at the Old Exchange Building.
Columbia's Ratification Day Observances:
May 23 - Activities will occur on the State House grounds
including the opening of the 1938 Constitution
Sesquicentennial Commission's time capsule, which was
sealed in a wall of the State House fifty years ago. A
new capsule containing information about the 1988
Constitution Bicentennial events will then be resealed in
the wall. Also at the State House there is to be a
first-day postage stamp issue ceremony sponsored by the US
Postal Service to commemorate South Carolina's special
Ratification Day postage stamp.
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U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
Commission of South Carolina, Dept.
ofArchives and History, P.O. Box 11669
Columbia, SC29211-1669
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For additional Information: State of South Carolina
Bicentennial Commission in Columbia [phone] or the
Charleston Bicentennial Commission in Charleston (803)
577-6726.
Ceremony
On May 23, 1988, members of the Prosperity U.S.
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(803)
734-5200
Constitution Bicentennial Commission and other interested
citizens will participate in South Carolina state
celebration of its ratification of the U.S. Constitution.
Town of Prosperity U.S. Constitution
Bicentennial Commission
P.O. Box 36
**Prosperity is a Designated Bicentennial Community**
Prosperity, SC29127-
Conference/
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May 23, 1988 - In celebration of South Carolina's
ratifying of the United States Constitution, Professor Mel
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WilliaDepartment of History
(803)
656-5375
Bradford, University of Dallas, will present the
Clemson University
Federalists position on the South Carolina's ratification
Clemson, SC29634-1507
debate. 2 PM, Daniel Hall Auditorium.
May 24 - Robert Blecker will present the Anti-Federalists
position on South Carolina's ratification debate. 2 PM,
Daniel Hall Auditorium.
***Clemson University is an official Bicentennial
Campus***
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Bicentennial *** 'The care of human life and happiness, and not their 11/11/99 / /
Quotes destruction, is the first and only legitimate object of
good government.' - Thomas Jefferson. ***
***The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same
time.' - Thomas Jefferson. ***
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Not a place upon earth might be so happy as America.
Her situation is remote from all the wrangling world, and
whe has nothing to do but to trade with them." - Thomas
Paine. ***
Martin , David
South Dakota Centennial Commission
State Library
800 Governor's Drive
Pierre, SD57501-
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Confeieuce/ Institute on the Constitution for High School Teachers.
Lectute
Thirty High School Teachers of the Memphis and Shelby
County area will participate in a three week institute
where there will be lectures and discussions daily and
unit planning instruction on the constitution. Scholars
will lecture on background, the Constitutional Convention,
and the development of the Constitution. Emphasis will be
placed on the. Legislative Branch, Seperation of Powers,
Republicanism, and the Federalists and Anti-Federalists.
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Sewell , Mary
U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
Commis-sion of Tennessee
701 Broadway, Tennessee Dept. of
Cons.Nashville, TN37219 5237
06/15/88 06/30/88 Waller , Dr. Robert L.
LeMoyne-Owen College
807 Walker Avenue
Memphis, TN38126-
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[phone]
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Campus***
bicentennial *** "(The Constitution) will also give more stability and 11/11/99 / / )
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iniquitous interferings in private contracts which destroy
all confidence among individuals. - James Madison. ***
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State Texas' State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Exhibit
Texas
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Are We To Be A Nation?" is a traveling exhibit on display
in Dallas to celebrate the Bicentennial of the United
States Constitution. The exhibit, composed of
photographic reproductions of prints, portraits,
broadsides, cartoons, and maps, is designed to promote an
understanding of the historical context of the
Constitution.
Sponsored by the American Library Association
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
Contact: Peggy Barber
[phone]
Bicentennial *** "Many people look upon the adoption of the new
Quotes constitution, as the mellennium of virtue and wealth;
Indeed it's auspicious dawn augurs much, but it should be
remembered, that much depends on our own conduct." - NEW
JERSEY JOURNAL. ***
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Hinojosa , Ricardo
Texas Commission on the Bicentennial
of the U.S. Constitution
P.O. Box 2066
Brownsville, TX78520-
03/29/88 05/07/88 Barber , Paula
Exhibit on display in:
Dallas Public Library
1515 Young St.
Dallas, TX75201-
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Bicentennial
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Cobb Donald
Governor's Commission on Law and
Citizenship
110 State Capitol Building
Salt Lake City, UT84114
[phone]
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Quotes justice." - Magna Carta. ***
*** ,"One country, one constitution, one destiny." - Daniel
Webster. ***
*** "Concentrated power has always been the enemy of
liberty." - Ronald Reagan. ***
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Wilton House Museum - Wilton House was built by William
Randolph III in 1753, a close associate of Thomas
Jefferson, John Marshall, Benjamin Harrison, Gouverneur
Morris and Martha Washington, many of whom frequented the
House. Randolph was also related to Edmund Randolph,
Govetiloi of Virginia and delegate to the ConJtituti,nal
Convention who did not sign the Constitution, feeling it
allowed for too strong a federal government and that it
must include a bill of rights.
Peyton Randolph House - Home of Peyton Randolph, one of
the leading statesmen of colonial America, speaker of the
Virginia House of Burgesses, and president of the First
Continental Congress in Philadelphia.
George Wythe House - Home of America's first law
professor. He taught Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, and
Henry Clay. The house was George Washington's
headquarters before the siege of Yorktown, and
Rochambeau's after. Wythe was a member of the House of
Burgesses, signer of the Declaration of Independence,
speaker of the House of Delegates, and one of the three
judges of Virginia's High Court of Chancery.
Located in historic Williamsburg, Virginia and open year
round.
Visit Gunston Hall in Lorton, Virginia, home of George
Mason, delegate to the Constitutional Convention from
Virginia. Mason was a wealthy planter-aristocrat who
wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights which served as a
basis for the Bill of Rights. Mason refused to sign the
Constitution, however, because a bill of rights was not
part of the Constitution from the beginning. Later in the
Virginia Ratifying Convention, Mason became one of the
principal spokesmen opposing the acceptance of the
document. Open every day of the year, 9:30 AM - 5 PM.
Cost: $3 Adults, $2.50 Senior Citizens, $1 Children.
'Great Falls Park - George Washington often hoped to make
the Potomac River navigable as far as the Ohio River
valley. In the uncertain period when the colonies were
loosely joined in confederation, Washington believed that
better transportation and trade would bind the nation
together and help it grow.
John Marshall House - The house was built by John
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Mooz
Director
Wilton House Museum
South Wilton Road
Richmond, VA23226-
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Williamsburg, VA
/ / / / George Wythe House
Williamsburg, VA23185-
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Lorton, VA
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Acting Site Manager
Great Falls Park
Great Falls, VA
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Marshall, first United States Supreme Court Chief John Marshall House
[phone]
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Justice, in 1790 as his principal residence. This
architecturally significant Federal style building
remained in the Marshall family until 1907 when it was
deeded to the city of Richmond. The house and gardens
were restored in the 1790's, and 902 of the furnishings
are original to the Marshall family.
Open Tuesday - Saturday, 10 AM - 5 PM; Sunday, 1 PM - 5
PM. Adults $2.50, Students $1. Group rates available.
Mount Vernon - Mount Vernon was the home to George
Washington, the president of the Constitutional Convention
and the United States. It was also the site where
commissioners from Virginia and Maryland met in March 1785
to resolve a !lumber of trade questions involving the two
states' common waterways. This meeting, the Mount Vernon
Conference led to the convention of state delegates in
Annapolis, which in turn led to the Constitutional
Convention.
"The Call of His Country: George Washington and the
Constitution" - A special exhibit will be on display in
the museum at Mount Vernon through 1989. Featured in the
exhibit are original manuscripts, books, and items
relating to George Washington and Mount Vernon during the
constitutional period.
9 AM - 4 PM. Exhibit on display at Mount Vernon, Mount
Vernon, Virginia [phone].
February 15, 1988 - Mount Vernon Open House for George
Washington's Birthday. Special events include a ceremony
and wreath laying at the tomb of George Washington. 9 AM
- 4 PM. Free admission.
June 9, 1988 - Mount Vernon, the 'Federalist" Arrives - A
re-enactment of the presentation of a ship given to George
Washington as a gift from a group of Baltimore merchants
who constructed it in celebration of the ratification of
the Constitution by the state of Maryland. The ceremony
-wilr be on the waterfront. 1 PM.
Open every day of the year, including Christmas and New
Year's Day. 9 AM - 4 PM, November - February.
Stratford Hall Plantation - Built around 1725 by Thomas
Lee, member of the King's Council and acting Bovernor of
Virginia at the time of his death in 1750; birthplace of
Robert E. Lee, General in the confederate Army during the
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818 E. Marshall Street
Richmond, VA
/ / Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
Mount Vernon, VA
Smith, III , Capt. Allen
Stratford Hall Plantation, birthplace
of Richard Henry Lee and Francis
Lightfoot Lee
[phone]
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American Civil War, and later President of Washington
College in Lexington, Virginia. The Hall is one of the
earliest surviving houses of colonial Virginia and the
only home of that time to be built in an H. shape.
Colonial Williamsburg - From 1699 to 1780, the
Williamsburg served as the capital of the Virginia colony
and one of the most important training grounds for the
leaders of Americanindependence. Here, George Washington,
Patrick Henry, George Wyth, Thomas Jefferson, George Mason
and other patriots helped shape the foundations of
government.
Attractions include:
- 225 period rooms, furnished primarily with American and
English antiques, in the exhibition homes, shops and
public buildings.
- DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Gallery, housing 8,000
outstanding examples of rare English and American antiques
of the late 17th, 18th and early 19th centuries.
- Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center, examples of
American folk art -- oil paintings, watercolors, pastels,
pen drawings, wood and metal sculptures. Through May 14,
the Center will highlight the work of 19th and
20th-century black artists in general and 19th-century
painter Joshua Johnson with the exhibit, "Joshua Johnson:
Freeman and Early American Protrait Painter."
- Visitor Center, Bassett Hall, Carter's Grove Plantation,
Governor's Palace and many other attractions.
The spring season includes two-hour guided walking tours:
"According to the Ladies" tour led by a character
interpreter portraying women of 18th-century Williamsburg
and offering a feminine perspective on life in those days.
'The Other Half' tour focusing on the African-American
culture of Williamsburg, where half the residents in the
'1770's were black. Tours especially for children are also
conducted.
Other spring activities include period dramatic
performances, a Celebration Ball on April 3 at the
Governor's Palace, a witchcraft trial drama, fife and drum
corps, etc.
May 15 - June 4 - "Prelude to Independence and Salute to
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Louer , Mr. Albert O. [phone]
Director, Media Relations
Colonial Williamsburg
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the 13 Original Colonies - Observance to pay tribute to
the 13 original colonies with military drills, display of
colors and more. For information: [phone].
October 27-29, 1988: The Second Annual Williamsburg
History Forum - The Constitution Makers: The Federal
F1lf1,-e" 19 the top iC for this annual program. Several
noted constitutional historians will give lectures and
lead discussions on the topic. Special tours of Colonial
Williamsburg and 18th-century-style colonial entertainment
complete the 3-day program. Also on display, in
conjunction with the forum is "Union or No Union:
Virginia and the Constitution" an exhibit of rare books,
manuscripts and portraits of famous and not-so-famous
Virginians designed to explore Virginia's role in the
creation and ratification of the United States
Constitution. For information contact Registrar, Colonial
Williamsburg, P.O. Box C, Williamsburg, VA 23187.Basic
admission costs for Colonial Williamsburg are $15.50
adults, $8.25 children (6-12). Other packages are
available at different prices.
For more information on any Colonial Williamsburg
attractions or programs call [phone] ext. 2750.
For dining reservations call [phone]. For room
reservations call 800/HISTORY or, in Virginia, (804)
229-1000. To write for more information address inquiries
to: The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, P.O. Box C,
Williamsburg, VA 23187.
Scotchtown - The home of Patrick Henry from 1771 - 1778,
the historically crucial years of the Revolution. The
architecturally interesting frame Manor House was built
around 1719 and is currently furnished with antiques of
the period in which Patrick Henry lived.
Exhibit The Papers of George Washington - A publishing of all of
Washington's Correspondance. 15 volumes have already been
publ.ished, anticipating 80 to 90 volumes. A total of 4
series - 1. Colonial, 2. Revolution, 3. Confederation, 4.
Washington as President. This is an ongoing project which
will require 20 or more years of research. A total of
135,000 documents will be published. The volumes will be
placed in University Libraries.
Historic
Site
George Washington Birthplace National Monument - The park
contains the site of the home and plantation on which
George Washington was born and spent a portion of his
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Perkins , Phyllis
Chairman, Scotchtown Committee
Scotchtown, home of Patrick Henry
from 1771 to 1778
Box 168
Berverdam, VA23015-
Toubig Dorothy
University of Virginia
504 Alderman Library
University Press of Virginia, Box
3608Charlottesville, VA22903-
/ / Storke, Jr. , Dwight C.
Chief of Visitor Services
George Washington Birthplace
TELEPHONE
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childhood and teen years.
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Histotic Red Hill Plantation - It was from Red Hill in 1794 that
Site Patrick Henry journeyed to Richmond and defended indebted
Virginia planters in the famous British Debts Case. The
case was heard in the Federal District Court in Richmond.
It was the first test case involving the Constitution and
the question of state sovereignty. In 1799 to counter
Virginia's threat of constitutional nullification and
interposition, Henry delivered an impassioned appeal at
the Charlotte county court house, 15 miles from Red Hill.
Open to the public 9 AM - 5 PM
Historic Monticello - Monticello's major and obvious connection to
site the Constitution is through Thomas Jefferson, who designed
and built the house over a period of forty years,
beginning in 1769. Jefferson served as a member of the
Contintental Congress from 1775-1776 dnd from 1783-1784.
From 1784-1789, during the Constitutional Convention,
Jefferson was in France as commissioner and minister.
Special Programs:
April 13, 1988 - A special ceremony celebrating Thomas
Jefferson's Birthday to include a wreath laying at
Jefferson's tomb and presentation by Governor Baliles.
April 23 - May 1 - Historic Garden Week in Virginia.
July 4, 1988; - Independence Day Celebration with an old
fashioned picnic, fireworks and live entertainment, to
include a naturalization ceremony; 10:30 AM - Noon.
December 2 - 31 - Yuletide Traditions in Charlottesville,
featuring a candlelight open house with music at
Monticello, in addition to many other holiday events.
Open 7 days except Christmas 8 AM - 5 PM, March 1 -
October 31 and 9 AM - 4 PM otherwise. Tours run every 5
minutes. Adults $7, children (6-11) $2, Students $1,
Senior Citizens $6. Group rates available.
For more information, please write to: Public Affairs
Department, Monticello, P.O. Box 316, Charlottesville, VA
22902, or call [phone] or 295-2657.
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National Monument
RR1, Box 717
Washington's B-Place, VA22575-
Daily , Patrick
Red Hill Plantation, last home and
burial place of Patrick Henry
Brookneal, VA24528-
Gaffney , Matthew
Director, Public Affairs
Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson
P.O. Box 316
Charlottesville, VA22902-
TELEPHONE
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Ash Lawn - Ash Lawn - Highland was the home of President
James Monroe from 1799 - 1823. Monroe, along with
Jefferson and Madison, formed the "Virginia Triumvirate"
of presidents who served from 1803 - 1825. The three men
- friends, neighbors, and political allies - corresponded
in depth on issues of ratification of the Constitution,
and Ash Lawn-Highland examines their associations through
daily guided tours and special programs.
Special programs:
April 27, 28, 1988; 7 - 9 PM - Celebration of James
Monroe's Birthday, with the house and gardens illuminated
with 2,000 candles and period music performed.
May 8, 1988 - Kite Day
July; 2 - 3; 11 AM - 6 PM - Colonial Crafts Weekend: The
Ash Lawn-Highland gardens are transformed into an active,
working farm of the 18th-century by craftspeople in period
dress demonstrating their skills.
Open 7 days a week, Open 9 AM - 6 PM; November - February,
10 AM - 5 PM. The estate is closed on Thanksgiving,
Christmas, and New Year's days. Admission: Adults $5,
senior citizens $4.50, children (6-11) $1.50. Group rates
available.
Virgina's State Bicentennial Commission.
Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop - Interpretation of colonial
medicine, authentic herbs, medical and apothecary
equipment.
For 4nformation: [phone].
St. Peter's Parish Church - George and Martha Washington
were married here. Tours by appointment. For
information: [phone].
Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest - Jefferson designed and
used this home as his personal retreat. This unfurnished
National Historic Landmark and dependencies are presently
open to afford visitors opportunity to see them before
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Walker
Ash Lawn, home of President James
Monroe
Rt. 6, Box 37
Charlottesville, VA22901-
TELEPHONE
, Judith H. [phone]
O'Rourke , Timmothy
Virginia Commission on the
Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution
Institute of Government, U of VA
Charlottesville, VA22903-
/ / / / Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop
1020 Caroline Street
Fredericksburg, VA22401-
St. Peter's Parish Church
Rt. $1, Box 139A
New Kent Courthouse, VA23124-
Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest
P.O. Box 419
Forest, VA24551-0419
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
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restoration begins. Open Sat. - Sun. and holidays, May 14
- October 30, 10 AM - 4 PM. Last tour at 3:45 PM. Group
tours by appointment year-round.
For information: [phone].
Tavern dating to the time of George Washington. Closed on
Mondays. For touts and information: [phone].
Histotic Historic Michie Tavern and Museum - Located near
Site Jefferson's Monticello. Visitors may enjoy hearty
Southern fare served in 18th-century "Ordinary. 11:30 AM
- 3 PM. Tours of historic tavern and grist mill, 9 AM - 5
PM, daily.
Historic
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Historic
Site
Historic
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Exhibit
Historic
Site
Historic
Site
For information: [phone].
George Washington Masonic National Memorial - Memorial and
museum dedicated to George Washington, the mason. For
information: (7030 683-2007.
Boyhood home of Thomas Jefferson. Interpretive tours by
appointment, group rates. For information: (804)
784-3493 of [phone].
The Lycuem Museum - Small museum, travel information, gift
shop. For information: [phone].
George Washington's Office Museum - Served as Washington's
office in 1755. Open April 1 - November 1. For
information: [phone].
Fairfax County Courthouse - Includes the wills of George
and Martha Washington. Tours available, reservations
requested. For information: [phone].
George Washington's Birthplace National Monument - George
Washington's birthplace site, house tours, colonial farm
area, crafts. For information: [phone].
July 4, 1988 - Annual celebration including free ox cart
rides and craft demonstrations.
Carlyle House - 18th-Century Georgian home of wealthy
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134 N. Royal Street
Alexandria, VA22314-
Historic Michie Tavern and Museum
Rte 16, Box 7-A
Charlottesville, VA22901-
George Washington Masonic National
Memorial
101 Callahan Drive
Alexandria, VA22301-
Tuckahoe Plantation
RFD 2, Box 369
River Road
Richmond, VA23233-
The Lyceum Museum
201 S. Washington Street
Alexandria, VA22314-
George Washington's Office Museum
32 W. Cork Street
Winchester, VA22601-
Fairfax County Courthouse
4110 Chain Bridge Road
Fairfax, VA22030-
George Washington's Birthplace
National Monument
RR 11, Box 717
Washington B-Place, VA22443-
TELEPHONE
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
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[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
[phone]
/ / / / Carlyle House [phone]
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Other
(7030 549-2997.
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"Thomas Jefferson at Monticello" Exhibition - Located at
the Thomas Jefferson Visitors Center, this exhibit
contains nearly four hundred domestic objects and
artifacts including items discovered during recent
irchaeological excavations on the Monticello grounds,
architectural models and drawings, and two audio-visual
presentations. The Center is located on Route 20 South
and 1-64, near Monticello. Hours: 9 AM - 5:30 PM, March
- October, and 9 AM - 5 PM, otherwise. Free admission.
Old Presbyterian Meeting House - Built in 1774. Site of
George Washington's funeral eulogy. For information:
[phone].
Pohick Episcopal Church - Parish church of George
Washington and George Mason.
Christ House - George Washington and Robert E. Lee's
Church, built in 1773. For tours and information: (703)
549-1450.
The Lloyd House - Built in 1795. Special house for
scholars of Alexandria and Virginia history. For
information: [phone].
George Washington Masonic Museum - The Lodge that
initiated Washington in 1752. The museum contains
numerous artifacts.
For information: [phone].
"Shenandoah Valley After the Revolution" Bicentennial
exhibit at Newmarket Battlefield Park - The exhibit
honoring the Bicentennial contains more than 100 artifacts
from the Shenandoah Valley, covering a variety of subjects
in late 18th century America. Cost: $3 adults, .75
Children 7-13 yrs old. Open 7 days 9 AM - 5 PM.
Visit Montpelier in Montpelier Station, Virginia, home of
James Madison, Jr., "father of the Constitution,"
Madison, delegate from Virginia to the Constitutional
Convention, is known for his diligent notekeeping at the
Convention, as well as his leading role in writing the
document. Madison enthusiastically supported a strong
national government and the abandonment of the Articles
of Confederation.
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Alexandria, VA22314-
/ / / / Thomas Jefferson Visitors Bureau
P.O. Box 161
Charlottesville, VA22902-
Old Prsbyterian Meeting House
321 S. Fairfax Street
Alexandria, VA
Pohick Episcopal Church
9301 Richmond Highway
Lorton, VA22079-
Christ Church
118 N. Washington Street
Alexandria, VA22314-
The Lloyd House
220 N. Washington Street
Alexandria, VA22314-
George Washington Masonic Museum
P.O. Box 702
Fredericksburg, VA22404-
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Montpelier Station, VA
, Jackie
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Guided tours of the home occur every half-hour, 7 days a
week, 10 AM - 4 PM. Individual cost, $5 each. Groups of
25 or more. $4 each. Groups should contact Kay Meyers at
[phone].
During 1988 the Close Up Program will welcome its
200,000th participant to Washington, DC. Each year the
Close Up Program brings more than 20,000 Americans to the
Federal city to participate in a full agenda of Capitol
Hill meeting, on-site issue seminars, and evening
workshops to study how democracy, freedom, and the
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01/01/88 / / Wentworth , Mitzie
Close Up Foundation
1235 Jefferson Davis Highway
Arlington, VA22202-
[phone]
Constitutionn work in our day-to-day lives. Participants
include high school students, teachers, and older
Americans. Cluse Up also publishes books and videotapes
on the Constitution. For more information, contact Mitzie
Wentworth, Close Up Foundation, 1235 Jefferson Davis
Highway, Arlington, VA 22202, [phone] or (703)
892-5400.
Exhibit
"Providing for the Common Defense" Exhibit - This exhibit
uses artifacts, facsimiles of historical documents,
photographs, illustrations, and blocks of text to convey
the role of the Armed Forces in protecting and defending
the Constitution and in providing the security shield
behind which the country has developed its social and
economic potential.
01/61/88
/ / Quist , Donna
United States Army Engineer Museum
16th at Belvoir Road
Fort Belvoir, VA22060-5054
(703)
664-3171
The museum is open Tues. - Fri., 10 - 4:30 PM; Sat. 12 -
4:30 PM.
Performance
Travelling Madison - Henry Debate - In honor of Virginia's
ratification of the United States Constitution, thr
03/30/88
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Virginia Bicentennial Commission
(804)
924-3396
Virginia Bicentennial Commission has produced a touring
dramatization of the debate between James Madison and
Center for Public Service, University
of Virginia, ,207 Minor Hall
Patrick Henry over ratification. The 30-45 minute program
Is offered at no cost to Virginia high schools, local
Charlottesville, VA22903-
Bicentennial Commissions, and historic homes. Ryan
Fletcher and John Douglas Hall, both accomplished
professional actors with experience in eighteenth-century
teemktments, will portray Henry and Madison.
Other
May 1, 1988; 11 AM - 5 PM - Fairfax County,
Gentleman/Farmer - Step into late 18th-century and enjoy
the music, rafts and activities of the gentleman/farmer
of Northern Virginia with members of the Fairfax County
05/01/88
05/01/88 Deakin , Carol
Fairfax County Authority
Fairfax, VA
(703)
759-5241
Militia. For information: [phone].
Conference/
May, 13, 1988; 7 PM - "A Tribute To Verna M. Hall and the
05/13/88
05/14/88 Stonebridge Educational Foundation
(804)
488-7586
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Christian History of the Constitution of the United States
of America": A tribute for Verna M. Hall, publisher of
THE CHRISTIAN HISTORY OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES, with banquet hosted by Carole Adams, founder of
Stonebridge School; Der. Herb Titus, Dean of the College
of Law and Government, Christian Broadcasting Network
University; and Gary DeMar, President of American Vision.
Miss Rosalie Slater and Miss Katherine Dang, of the
Foundation for American Christian Education will speak on
"Verna M. Hall, and the Christian History Legacy."
Banquet is held at the Holiday Inn, Chesapeake. Cost is
$25 and reservations must be made by May 7, 1988. For
information: [phone].
May 14, 8:30 AM - 4 PM - American Christian History
Education Seminar - Lecturers: Miss Rosalie Slater on
"Teaching and Learning America's Christian History, The
Principle Approach," and "Learning the Literature of the
Bible, Source and Seedbed of Liberty."
Elective courses offered:
"The Principle Approach Applied in the Teaching of
Literature," Carole Adams, Founder and Director of
Stonebridge School; "The Principle Approach Applied in the
Teaching of History," Elizabeth Youmans, Master Teacher of
History and Geography, Stonebridge School; "The Principle
Aproach Applied in the Teaching of Geography," Linda
Andrus, Director of Home Lessons, Stonebridge School.
Seminar costs: $45 per person, $75 per couple; after May
7 - $50 and $80, includes all materials, syllabus and
lunch. For information: [phone].
Celebration Gunston Hall Special Events of 1988:
April 23 - May 1, 1988 - "Historic Virginia Garden Week,"
Gunston Hall's 550 acres on the Potomac River include
nature trails, deer park, pastures, graveyard, and formal
boxwood gardens. The gardens center on a boxwood allee
planted more than 200 years ago by George Mason.
May 15 - 'George Mason Day: Farmer Mason Has a Fair" A
living history program will be presented continuously
from 12 Noon - 4 PM.
Costumed interpreters at various stations will explain,
through their roles as George Mason, Ann Mason, and
servants and craftsmen, work done on the plantation during
George Mason's time, and some of his ideas about the
importance of a Bill of Rights. Barbeque lunch for sale.
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Chesapeake, VA23321-
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Admission: $3 Adults, $1 Children (6 - 15). For
information call [phone].
August 20 and 21, 1988 - "George Mason of Gunston Hall" -
a one-man play featuring Dr. Robbin Gates as George Mason
accompanied by 18th-century music, produced by Theater
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Fair/
Festival
Wagon of Staunton, Virginia. Candlelight tour of the
mansion and dessert follow each performance.
September 11 - 22nd Annual Gunston Hall Car Show -
Trophies will be awarded for the oldest car, best car in
class, most popular, and best in show. Music from Noon -
3 PM
May 21 - 22, 1988; 11 AM - 4:30 PM - Eighteenth Century
Spring Market Fair - Period merchandise, food and drink
for sale at Claude Moore Colonial Farm at Turkey Run.
For information: [phone].
05/21/88 05/22/88 Colonial Farm and Turkey Run
Fairfax, VA
(703)
442-7557
Celebration
Virginia Bicentennial Commission Activities:
05/29/88 06/25/88 O'Rourke , Timothy
(804)
924-3396
Virginia Commission on the
May 29 - Hanover Courthouse, Hanover, Virginia - a
celebration of the birthday of Patrick Henry.
Bicent. of the U.S. Constitution
Instit. of Govnt., Univ. of Virginia
June 11 - The Patrick Henry Foundation and the Virginia
Charlottesville, VA22903-
State Bicentennial Commission will sponsor a dinner in
Richmond honoring Patrick Henry. Governor Sununu of New
Hampshire and Governor Baliles of Virginia will be in
attendance.
Historic
George Washington Grist Mill State Park - Reconstructed
05/30/88 09/05/88 George Washington Grist Mill State
(703)
780-3383
Site
version of one of George Washington's original grist
mills. For information: [phone].
Park
5514 Mount Vernon Memorial Highway
Ceremony
The Williamsburg Charter, to be signed at 11 AM on June
Alexandria, YA22309-
06/25/88 06/25/88 Brown , Sharon
(202)
857-2360
25, 1988 in Colonial Williamsburg, represents America's
leading faiths, including Protestants, Catholics, Jews and
secularists. The document will serve four primary
The Williamsburg Charter Foundation
Colonial Williamsburg
P.O. Box C
'purposes: to celebrate the geniouo of the First Amendment
religion clauses, to reaffirm freedom of conscience for
Williamsburg, VA23187-
people of all faiths and no faiths, to work for a
consensus on the place of religion in public life and to
foster understanding of these issues in America today.
The ceremony, taking place on the 200th anniversary of
Virginia's ratfication of the Constitution, is to be
broadcast from Colonial Williamsburg's House of
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Burgesses. Behind the effort is the Williamsburg Charter
Foundation with a board of trustees including five United
States Senators, Secretary of Interior Donald Hodel,
evangelist Billy Graham, Coretta Scott King, and former
Democratic Party chairman Robert Strauss.
- "First Liberty" Tours: Walking tours of Colonial
Williamsburg that highlight the Framers' progression from
Virginia Declaration of Rights in 1776, to the call for a
federal bill of rights for all Americans in 1788, to the
First Amendment in 1791.
- Dramatic Reenactments
? The Williamsburg Charter on display
- First Day of Issue Postage Stamp Presentation: A stamp
issued by the United States Postal Service in honor of
Virginia's ratificaion of the United States Constitution
will be presented by the Postmaster General.
- Freedom Concert: The Sunken Garden at the College of
William and Mary will be the setting at 4 PM for an open
air freedom concert that will appeal to all ages.
- Military Tattoo and Fireworks: A colonial military
parade will lead into a dazzling sound and light show with
fireworks, music, and narrative, to be held on the Palace
Green at 10 PM, Saturday.
For further information contact: Sharon Brown, (202)
857-2360.
Virginia Ratification Celebration - The 175th Executive
Mansion Committee is sponsoring an outdoor family festival
at the Capitol Square, Richmond on June 25, 1988.
Expected celebration participants includes: United States
Contintental Army Band; Colonial Color Guard; 3rd U.S.
Jnfantry (Old Guard) Fife and Drum Corps; 1st Virginia
Regiment Musketeers; 1st Virginia Regiment Color Guard;
1st Virginia Regiment (Encampment Personnel )Governor
Baliles; Senator John Warner; Senator Paul Trible;
Secretary of the Army John 0. Marsh, Jr.
For information contact: Luis Lazo, [phone].
Celebration June 25, 1988 - An all-day outdoor festival on the State
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175th Executive Mansion Committee
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Bicentennial of Virginia's ratification of the United
States Constitution and the 175th anniversary of the
Executive Mansion. Dr. John Kaminski, co-editor of THE
DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE RATIFICATION OF THE UNITED
STATES CONSTITUTION, will present to Governor Baliles a
copy of the Virginia volume of the history, underwritten
in part by the Virginia Bicentennial Commission. The
celebration will also include a mock ratifying convention,
a re-enactment of the debate between James Madison and
Patrick Henry over ratification, and the issuing of a
special commemorative stamp and stamp cancellation.
Music, crafts, colonial performers and encampers, and a
parade will complete the festivities. Free admission.
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Center for Public Service, University
of Virginia, 207 Minor Hall
Charlottesville, VA22903-
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State Washington's State Bicentennial Commission.
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Bicentennial *** "It is with pleasure I inform you, that all honest men 11/11/99 / /
Quotes in Rhode Island are anxious for the adoption of the new
constitution, knowing it to be the only thing that can
extricate us from present distress, and prevent future
slavery." - LANSINGBORGH NORTHERN CENTINEL. ***
*** The federal plan, like the globe of the moon, will
appear perfect from a true observation - though both may
seem covered with inferior spots." - NEW HAMPSHIRE SPY.
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without a national system of government, we
shall soon become a prey to the nations of the earth; our
commerce will become contemptible, and our boasted
expectations terminate in disgrace." - BOSTON INDEPENDENT
CHRONICLE. ***
Zenker , Caryl
Constitution Committee, Washington
Centennial Commission
111 West 21st/KL-12
Olympia, WA98504-
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State West Virginia's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commilisiun
Bicentennial *** What was the original purpose of the Constitutional
QlIestiotla Convention?
Answer: The Convention was originally called to amend the
Articles of Confederation. ***
*** How many men who signed the Constitution also signed
the Declaration of Independence?
Answer: Six. George Clymer, Benjamin Franklin, Robert
morris, George Read, Roger Sherman, and James Wilson. ***
*** Which state refused to send delegates to the
Constitutional Convention?
Answer: Rhode Island. ***
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11/11/99 / /
Sullivan , Ken
U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
Commission of West Virginia
Cultural Center, Capitol Complex
Charleston, WV25305-
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EVENT NAME DETAILS OF EVENT
State Wisconsin's State Bicentennial Commission.
Bicentennial
Commission
Exhibit "Liberty's Legacy -- Our Celebration of the Northwest
Ordinance and the Constitution" - a multi-million dollar
traveling exhibit which includes 120 original historical
documents, maps and other artifacts.
Exhibit is sponsored by the Northwest Ordinance Big Ten
Alumni Association, Indiana Memorial Union, M-17,
Bloomington, Indiana 47405. For information contact Frank
Jones at [phone].
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Habermann , Philip
Wisconsin Bicentennial Committee on
The Constitution
Wisconsin Bar Center, P.O. Box 7158
Madison, WI53707-7158
03/04/88 04/27/88 Historical Society of Wisconsin
Madison, WI
Bicentennial *** When did the Constitution become the law of the land? 11/11/99 / /
Questions
Answer: When New Hampshire became the ninth state to
ratify -- July 21, 1788. ***
*** Who were the three authors of the Federalist Papers?
Answer: John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison.
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*** How were the President and Vice President chosen under
the original Constitution?
Answer: The one receiving the most votes in the electoral
college was named President, and the second most popular
candidate was named Vice President. ***
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Wyoming Commission on the B1cent.
of the U.S. Constitution, Wyoming
State Bar Assoc., P.O. Box 109
Cheyenne, WY82003-
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issue resolved of state representation in Congress?
Answer: By giving each state equal representation in the
Senate, regardless of size or population. In the House,
however, representation was based on population. ***
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