Lectures & Events
Oceans of Kin: The Power and Promise of 18th Century Atlantic Genealogies
Wilton House Lecture Series: Oceans of Kin: The Power and Promise of 18th Century Atlantic Genealogies with Karin Wulf
Camp Wilton
Camp Wilton is a free, family friendly open house that brings Revolutionary War and colonial history to life through hands-on, interactive experiences for all ages. Inspired by the two week encampment of the Marquis de Lafayette and Continental forces at Wilton in May 1781. The event highlights the 1753 house and original site’s role as a gathering place for military and Virginia leaders during the Revolution.
Registration is free but recommended!
The American Revolution and the Fate of the World
Wilton House Lecture Series: The American Revolution and the Fate of the World with Richard Bell
A Woman of Fine Presence: The Material Culture of Maggie Lena Walker
Wilton House Lecture Series: A Woman of Fine Presence: The Material Culture of Maggie Lena Walker with Ethan Bullard
The Crown’s Silence
Wilton House Lecture Series: The Crown’s Silence with Dr. Brooke Newman
A Mantua-Maker’s Method: Recreating Historical Dress
Wilton House Lecture Series: A Mantua-maker's Method: Recreating Historical Dress with Brooke Welborn