31 July 2026
- 14:00 to 15:00
Talk
Explore highlights from our current exhibition, Revolution 250 with curators Graham Moore and Sean Cunningham.
'A New and Correct Map of the United States', 1785 Catalogue reference: CO 700
2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the US Declaration of Independence and the emergence of the United States of America.
Discover the story of the American Revolution from a British point of view and how Britain understood, governed, and eventually relinquished its American colonies. The exhibition explores key political events and conflicts of the Revolution and their impact on everyone from rebels, British Loyalists to Indigenous nations, enslaved people and Black Loyalists.
This online event will last approximately one hour comprised of a pre-recorded film followed by a live audience Q&A with exhibition curators Graham Moore and Sean Cunningham.
This event will be live streamed on the website of our streaming service, Vimeo.
When you book, you will receive an email that includes the link you need to join the event. This link will also be shared with you in a reminder email in advance of the event.
To access the live event, click on the link in the Eventbrite confirmation email you received when you booked the event. Vimeo will open in your web browser.
This talk will be available to watch after the event, using the same link you will receive to join it live. It will remain available for a limited period of 48 hours after the event has finished, unless otherwise stated.
Series
Britain and America. One Story, Two Nations