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Sons of the American Revolution Presents: An Evening with George Washington

  • 7th Street Theatre 313 7th Street Hoquiam, WA, 98550 United States (map)

Sons of the American Revolution Presents: An Evening with George Washington

April 24, 2024, 7pm-10pm

Tickets are $3 for students with ID, $8 for adults and are available at the ticket booth. CASH ONLY

Concessions will be available cash or credit. There will be no ticket sales at concessions.

Join us for a conversation with George Washington and learn what made the Father of Our Country. After hearing his story there will be an opportunity to ask Mr. Washington any questions.

- About George Washington Speaks -

Vern Frykholm has portrayed George Washington in many public schools and a wide variety of public and private venues. His presentations are always popular and engaging.

Vern Frykholm was inspired to portray George Washington after listening to Dr. Peter Lillback talk about his book, “George Washington’s Sacred Fire” in 2011 at the George Washington Inn near Sequim, Washington.

In July, 2012, Vern joined 50 other people to tour Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with Dr. Lillback. During that week they visited many historic places involving the American Revolution. The tour ended at Valley Forge, where Dean Malissa, the foremost portrayer of George Washington in the nation, presented his thoughts on the revolution. Vern was so impressed by his presentation; he became convinced that the State of Washington deserved its own George Washington.

Since then, Vern has made more than 500 appearances, talked to more than 26,000 people, and has been the keynote speaker at various state and regional conferences.

Vern’s goal is to present early America from Washington’s viewpoint with as much historical accuracy as possible. His presentations are not only educational, but entertaining and inspirational for all audiences: young people, retirees, businessmen, civic and patriotic groups, and veterans.

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