Appearances

Nancy has spoken before hundreds of live audiences ranging from the National Arts Club, the Massachusetts Historical Society, Mensa International and the Museum of Printing to Palm Beach’s Society of the Four Arts, book clubs and women’s organizations.

Media appearances include CBS News; A & E Network; Biography; Oprah, C-Span’s BookTV; Biography and the History Channel. Listeners have also heard her on NPR, WBZ Radio, WBGH’s WCAI and other radio programs.

Nancy’s recent appearances  included the Massachusetts Historical Society; the American Antiquarian Society; Revolution 250; the American Philosophical Society; The Fraunces Tavern Museum; HistoryCamp.org; the History Channel; and the National Constitution Center‘s podcast “We The People; History Camp’s Conference; the 1771 Meeting House Manhattan’s  Fraunces Tavern Museum;;  Vermont’s Brattleboro Book Festival;   Revolution 250 Podcast; London’s Benjamin Franklin House; the John F. Kennedy Museum in Hyannis; the National Arts Club, and Washington D.C’s  Metro Oasis.

Nancy has also presented at the Centerville, MA Public Library on Historic Images of Women an at Book Love on MUSE OF THE REVOLUTION, her award-winning biography of Mercy Otis Warren, the nation’s first female historian of the American Revolution. Recently she spoke about four extraordinary Revolutionary-era women for the Chatham Historical Society and for the DAR’s Justice Cushing Chapter at the Scituate Public Library. In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, she participated in a panel discussion in May for Revolutionary Spaces at Boston’s Old State House on Mrs. Warren’s friendship with Abigail Adams.