Frank(lin) Views podcast features thought leaders across disciplines on themes associated with Benjamin Franklin – the great diplomat, writer, inventor, scientist and more – including leadership, the purpose of history, modern day publishing, and diplomacy. Meet Benjamin Franklin House’s Chairman, John Studzinski, as he talks our Founding Director, Márcia Balisciano. BenjaminFranklinHouse · Frank(lin) Views: John Studzinski
Frank(lin) Views podcast features thought leaders across disciplines on themes associated with Benjamin Franklin – the great diplomat, writer, inventor, scientist and more – including leadership, the purpose of history, modern day publishing, and diplomacy. In this episode of Frank(lin) Views, French Diplomat, Gérard Errera speaks with our Founding Director, Márcia Balisciano. BenjaminFranklinHouse · Frank(lin) Views: Gérard Errera
Frank(lin) Views podcast features thought leaders across disciplines on themes associated with Benjamin Franklin – the great diplomat, writer, inventor, scientist and more – including leadership, the purpose of history, modern day publishing, and diplomacy. In this episode, we meet Jonathan Fanton, who served as President of American Academy of Arts and Science from 2014-2018. BenjaminFranklinHouse · Frank(lin) Views: Gérard […]
St. Louis Cardinals face Chicago Cubs at the London Stadium June 24 to 25. Extend the excitement of your MLB London Series trip with our top tips and 10 reasons to visit Benjamin Franklin House: A new way to learn the story behind the man on the C-Note With a visit to the Benjamin […]
Note: There are several people discussed in this piece who share names. To avoid confusion, whenever possible William Hewson will be referred to by his last name and the Hunter brothers will be called by their first names. ***** When you google “Benjamin Franklin” and ‘“bones” most of what you’ll get is tabloid headlines inquiring […]
Margaret Rooke Stevenson was born in 1706. She married Addinell Stevenson, a merchant, but he passed away around 1747. Their only daughter, Mary “Polly” Stevenson was born on June 15, 1739. After Addinell died, Margaret and Polly took up residence at 36 Craven Street in 1748. Very little is known about Margaret’s life until […]
22 March 2023 All at Benjamin Franklin House were deeply saddened to learn of the death of our friend and supporter David O. Brownwood, the first Chair of the US Benjamin Franklin House Foundation. David received his A.B. with distinction from Stanford University in 1956 and went on to serve in the U.S. Air Force […]
The eighteenth century was a period of great change in many aspects, one of which was women’s education. The Enlightenment ignited the idea that men and women were created equal, though assigned to different responsibilities. While women’s sphere of influence was still limited to mostly motherhood and domestic duties, there developed a greater sense of […]
