“In the Zenith of My Glory”: The Human Experience of Naval Battle and its Aftermath During the War of 1812

November Middays at the Meeting House
PERSPECTIVES ON THE WAR OF 1812: Celebrating the Bicentennial of America’s “Second Revolution”
Co-sponsored by the USS Constitution Museum
Explore the War of 1812 through a variety of unique and thought-provoking perspectives!

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 12:15 PM
“In the Zenith of My Glory”: The Human Experience of Naval Battle and its Aftermath During the War of 1812
Join us for a lively presentation by Lauren McCormack, Bicentennial Programs Coordinator at the USS Constitution Museum. Drawing on the writings of USS Constitution’s sailors and officers, this illustrated lecture details the experience of naval warfare during the War of 1812 and its lasting effects on the men who fought and the family they left behind. The speaker will conclude with an overview of recent research and exhibitions at the USS Constitution Museum.$6; Free for OSMH Members and members of the USS Constitution Museum