George McDaniel, author of the new book "Drayton Hall Stories: A Place and Its People" will be one of the speakers at a new session for 2022 entitled "Engaging Communities Through History". The AASLH History Leadership Institute is the nation’s oldest and most prestigious leadership program for professionals in the history museum field. Each year, the […]
In person with author George W. McDaniel and his groundbreaking new book, Drayton Hall Stories: A Place and Its People. This is the first book in the nation to focus on a site’s recent history using interviews with descendants (both White and Black), board members, staff, donors, architects, historians, educators, preservationists, tourism leaders, and more. […]
Each year, the Charleston Library Society hosts over 200 events ranging from author lectures and concerts to book clubs, children’s programs, and galas. The founding members were an intellectually curious and culturally productive group and their desire to be at the heart of discussions about important issues is a trait that not only continues to […]
Radio host Dr. Bernard Powers is the founding director of the College of Charleston’s Center for the Study of Slavery in Charleston and a professor emeritus of history at the university. He has been a board member for the International African American Museum since its inception. Today he serves as its interim CEO and president. […]
Radio host Dr. Bernard Powers is the founding director of the College of Charleston’s Center for the Study of Slavery in Charleston and a professor emeritus of history at the university. He has been a board member for the International African American Museum since its inception. Today he serves as its interim CEO and president. […]
Walter Edgar's Journal delves into the arts, culture, history of South Carolina and the American South. In 2021, Walter Edgar's Journal celebrated 21 years on South Carolina Public Radio. On July 29th, Dr. Edgar will interview George McDaniel, acclaimed author of the recently released book "Drayton Hall Stories: A Place and Its People". Hailed as the first book […]
A new portrayal of this 18th-century icon among America’s historic sites, Drayton Hall Stories: A Place and Its People is the first book in the nation to focus on a site’s recent history using interviews with descendants (both White and Black), board members, staff, donors, architects, historians, preservationists, tourism leaders, and more. Like different pieces […]
Erected in 1759 on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Eyre Hall is still occupied by descendants of Littleton Eyre, the original owner. The generations have acquired and preserved such items as furniture, silver, even sheet music, with continuity rivaled by only a handful of other Virginia properties. On Wednesday, Sept. 14, Shore History will host […]
Preserving the Stories and Sacred Places of Black Georgetown With George W. McDaniel, author of Drayton Hall Stories: A Place and Its People Community conversation about the history of Mt. Zion United Methodist Church - From The Georgetown Dish, September 26, 2022 Did you know that Georgetown was the first Black neighborhood? Join Dumbarton House […]
Wednesday, November 2: Place, People, and Stories: New Ways of Using Recent History with author Dr. George W. McDaniel
