Books, presentations, and seminars ...
John, president of Vintage Flyer Media LLC, is a captivating storyteller who brings history to life through his engaging presentations, seminars, and books.
His presentations are an experience, delivered in-person or virtually. With over fifty historical talk topics across eight themes to choose from, audiences are sure to be entertained, enlightened, and inspired. Custom Vintage Flyer three-hour educational seminars are available for most topics.
As a proud member of the Organization of American Historians, the Association for the Study of Connecticut History, and the Connecticut League of Museums, John is dedicated to sharing his passion for history with others. Prepare to laugh, sigh, and learn as John takes you on a journey through history in just 50 minutes.
We are a proud sponsor of the Roger Sherman Exhibit - Roger Sherman: A key figure in America's Revolutionary Story. Please see our page highlight and visit the free exhibit.
Upcoming Presentations
* Many private programs are scheduled but not included on this public listing. If you would like your event listed here, please just let me know.
May Vintage Flyer Presentations
> May 5 - The Language of Freedom - How Revolutionary Rhetoric Inspired a Revolution: C. H. Booth Library, Newtown, CT, 7 PM, Zoom
> May 12 - American Aces, New England Air Museum: Windsor Locks, CT, 10 AM, in-person
> May 17 - 175 Years of Seymour's History: Seymour Historical Society, Seymour, CT, 2 PM in-person
> May 19 - From Connecticut to Capitol Hill: The statesman's journey of Roger Sherman, New Milford Senior Center, New Milford, CT, 1 PM in person
> May 20 - From Connecticut to Capitol Hill: The statesman's journey of Roger Sherman, Seymour Library, Seymour, CT, 6:30 PM, in person
> May 23 - Spymistresses - The story of Allied Women Spies: Watertown Historical Society, Watertown, CT, 1 PM in-person
> May 28 - America's First Cookbook: Seymour Senior Center, Seymour, CT, TBD, in-person
June Vintage Flyer Presentations
> June 2 - From Connecticut to Capitol Hill: The statesman's journey of Roger Sherman: C. H. Booth Library, Newtown, CT, 7 PM, Zoom
> June 3 - The Language of Freedom - How Revolutionary Rhetoric Inspired a Revolution, Seymour Library, Seymour, CT, 6:30 PM, in person
> June 11 - Beatrix Farrand - The first female landscape architect; Burnham Library, Bridgewater, CT 6:30 PM, in person
Seven more events this month, and updating will be complete this weekend.
Click image to view my catalog of topics.
Newest topics added to the catalog
include;
> Vintage buttons - A timeless fusion of art and function
> Silent Signatures chiseled in Stone - Stories behind some of the early tombstone stonecutters
