AmRev360
AmRev360, hosted by Museum President & CEO Dr. R. Scott Stephenson, features lively conversations on the American Revolution from all angles between Stephenson and a broad slate of dynamic guests, including authors, actors, community leaders, and more.
One thing I love about MAR is the option to "deep dive" the information available if we so choose.Lynne H., via Facebook
Watch the Latest
AmRev360: Finding Freedom
AmRev360: The Revolutionary Promise of Citizenship
October 14, 2020
AmRev360: Brandywine: Where History, Art, and Landscape Meet with Virginia Logan and Jim Lighthizer
September 15, 2020
AmRev360: When Women Lost the Vote with Rosemarie Zagarri and Marcela Micucci
August 26, 2020
AmRev360: Mascots, Monuments, and Memory with Ray Halbritter
August 11, 2020
AmRev360: History Has Its Eyes on Us with Paul Oakley Stovall and Joanne B. Freeman
July 1, 2020
AmRev360: The Boston Massacre 250th and Teaching with Digital History
June 23, 2020
AmRev360: Conservation and Symbols of Revolutionary Flags with Virginia Whelan
June 12, 2020
About Dr. R. Scott Stephenson
Dr. R. Scott Stephenson’s broad public history experience spans nearly three decades and has been marked by public and professional acclaim for his creative and innovative approaches to engaging audiences. He has developed and collaborated on exhibits, films, and interpretive programs for numerous historical sites and organizations including Colonial Williamsburg, the Smithsonian, the Canadian War Museum, the National Park Service, George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the Heinz History Center, and the Museum of the Cherokee Indian. From 2007-2018, Stephenson led the development of the Museum of the American Revolution’s award-winning exhibitions, multimedia experiences and educational programming, as well as overseeing the care and expansion of its rich collection of art and artifacts. He served as a key member of the senior leadership team that raised $173 million to build and open the Museum. In November 2018, Stephenson was named President and CEO.