Colonial American Migration Routes and Modes of Travel with Annette Burke-Lyttle (HGF Monthly Meeting)
Online Only
Due to several scheduling conflicts, our April Meeting will be held on Saturday, March 28, and will be online only.
As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this presentation looks back at the generations whose journeys shaped America’s colonial expansion. During the 1600s and 1700s, colonial settlers arrived in North America and moved steadily west, following rivers, cutting roads, and pushing into the frontier. Annette Burke‑Lyttle brings these movements to life by tracing migration routes, explaining how new communities took root, and demonstrating practical ways to uncover the personal stories hidden within these historic journeys.
Registration: Please register for the meeting at HGF April Meeting. Registration is free for everyone. Annette's handouts will be available to current HGF members. If you're not a current member, you'll need to renew or join to access the handouts.
