Lectures
Each lecture can be tailored in length; from 20 minutes to 90 minutes. Additional information may be suggested and added upon request. Each lecture includes visuals (slides and/or video). Additional handouts available upon request.
This list is organized by geographic regions in Europe and North America.
Europe
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British Isles & Ireland
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Shakespeare’s London: Stages, Plague Years, and the Globe
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The Oxford–Cambridge Story: Colleges, Crowns, and Curious Traditions
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Hadrian’s Wall: Rome’s Northern Limit
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Mary, Queen of Scots: Romance, Intrigue, and Tragedy
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Celtic Shores: Saints, Scholars, and Stone Crosses of Ireland
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Churchill at Sea: Convoys, Courage, and the Fate of Britain
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Titanic & the North Atlantic: The Ship, the Myth, the Lessons
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Turner and the Sea: Storms, Steam, and the Sublime
Northern France & the Seine
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The Bayeux Tapestry: A 70-Meter Chronicle of 1066
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Normandy’s D-Day Beaches: Turning the Tide, 1944
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The Louvre’s Greatest Hits: From Hammurabi to the Mona Lisa
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Monet on the Seine: Water, Light, and the Birth of Impressionism
Low Countries & the Rhine
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Rembrandt’s Amsterdam: Portraits, Profits, and the Golden Age
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The Dutch Masters: From Frans Hals to Vermeer’s Pearl
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Vermeer’s Quiet Light: How a Small Studio Shaped a Big World
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The Rhine & the Romans: Empire, Frontiers, and Wine
Danube & Central Europe
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The Habsburgs on the Danube: Palaces, Power, and Waltzes
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Prague’s Bridges & Gilded Spires: A Thousand Years in an Afternoon
Baltic & Scandinavia
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The Hanseatic League: Medieval Traders of the Baltic
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Catherine the Great: Enlightenment on the Neva
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Oslo to Bergen: Fjords, Folk Tales, and Edvard Munch’s “Scream”
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The Vikings of the North Sea: Sagas, Ships, and Settlements
Iberian Atlantic & Bay of Biscay
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Lisbon’s Age of Discovery: Navigators, Maps, and Spices
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The Bay of Biscay to Bordeaux: Monks, Monasteries, and Wine Roads
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Eleanor of Aquitaine: The Queen Who Rewrote the Rules
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The Battle of Trafalgar: Nelson, Napoléon, and Naval Revolution
Western/Central Mediterranean (Spain–France–Italy)
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Gaudí’s Barcelona: Nature, Faith, and Stone in Motion
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The Medici and Florence: Banking on the Renaissance
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The Colosseum to the Vatican: Rome’s Eternal Conversations
Adriatic
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Venice Afloat: Republic, Ritual, and the Power of Water
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Dubrovnik & the Adriatic Republics: Walls, Wealth, and World Heritage
Eastern Mediterranean & Aegean
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The Parthenon Story: Democracy in Marble
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The Rosetta Stone: Cracking the Code of Ancient Egypt
North America
New England & Canadian Maritimes (incl. Hudson/Seine-style river & coastal)
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Boston to Bar Harbor: Lighthouses, Cod, and the Yankee Coast
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The Pilgrims & Plymouth Colony: Myths, Meals, and Realities
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The Gilded Age by the Sea: Newport Mansions and Millionaires
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Halifax and the North Atlantic: Explosions, Convoys, and Courage
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Québec City & New France: Fortresses, Faith, and French America
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The Hudson River School: American Landscapes, American Identity
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The Erie Canal: How a Ditch Connected a Nation
Great Lakes & American Heartland
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Great Lakes Shipwrecks: From the Griffon to the Edmund Fitzgerald
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Heartland: Prairie Houses and American Modernity
Mississippi River System
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The Mississippi & Mark Twain: Steamboats, Stories, and the American River
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New Orleans & the Birth of Jazz: Creole Roots, River Rhythms
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Civil War on the Rivers: Gunboats, Ironclads, and Vicksburg
Pacific Northwest & Columbia River
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Lewis & Clark to the Pacific: Discovery, Diplomacy, and the Columbia
Alaska & the Inside Passage
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Alaska’s Indigenous Art: Totem Poles, Traditions, and Tlingit Stories
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The Klondike Gold Rush: Boomtowns, Trails, and Tall Tales
Gulf Coast & Southwest (Repositioning & Land Extensions)
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San Antonio to Santa Fe: Missions, Pueblos, and the Spanish Frontier
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The Space Race at Sea Level: Cape Canaveral, Cruises, and Cold War Dreams
Tampa Bay
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Tampa 1898: Gateway to the Spanish-American War
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Ybor City: Cigars, Immigrants, and the Making of Modern Tampa
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From Doughboys to Dreamers: Tampa Bay After WWI and the Roaring ’20s
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Rails, Resorts, and a Gilded Gulf: Henry Plant and the Invention of Tampa Bay Tourism
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Crossroads on the Gulf: Black Tampa, Latin Tampa, and the Sound of the City (1900s–1930s)

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