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2010 Tour Schedule • Historian Guides • Terms & Conditions |
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Historian Guides
Renowned experts, scholars, and authors, our Historian Guides possess not only extensive knowledge of their respective subjects, but also the special ability to make each HistoryAmerica tour a compelling story unfolding before your eyes. Under their guidance your “learning vacation” becomes a timeless journey on which you can recapture the excitement of the great events of American history.
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Catherine Clinton
Catherine Clinton is a scholar, writer, and teacher. She holds degrees
from Harvard, Sussex, and Princeton — and a chair in U.S. History at Queens
University in Belfast. She previously has taught at Union College, Brandeis
University, Wesleyan University, and Harvard University — in both the
Department of African American Studies and the Department of History.
Her biography, Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom, was named as one
of the best nonfiction books of 2004 by The Christian Science Monitor and
the Chicago Tribune. She is a member of the advisory committee to the
Abraham Lincoln Presidential Bicentennial Commission and recently published
Mrs. Lincoln: A Life.
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Latifah Chinnery
Latifah Chinnery holds a master's degree from City College, City University
of New York, and doctoral studies at New York University and Hull
University in London. Pursuing a life-long interest in education, she has
been a teacher in Harlem and at City College and the University of the
Virgin Islands. As a native New Yorker who specializes in historical and
cultural tours of the Big Apple, Latifah possesses not only extensive insider
knowledge of the city, but the exceptional ability to make the immigration
story come alive and become a timeless journey.
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Neil Mangum
Neil Mangum had a 34-year career with the National Park Service, mostly
in the West. He served twice at Little Big Horn Battlefield National Monument,
first as chief historian and second as park superintendent. He is the
author of The Battle of the Rosebud: Prelude to the Little Big Horn and
more than 50 articles on the Indian wars. Always a popular historian guide
with HistoryAmerica’s travelers, Neil is renowned for his research, outstanding
interpretive skills, and a personality especially suited to capturing
the excitement of historical events.
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