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	Take a trip back in time.  Conversations in History with Dora will allow you to experience history as if you were there.  Dora is a fictional character who has the ability to speak on any subject from the perspective of one who has lived it all. A student of history and the human condition, Doris has always been fascinated by the stories that comprise the accounts of who we are. That love and a skill at public performance has lead to a desire to bring history and historic characters back to life. With a degree in Sociology and a lifetime of being in the public eye, Doris brings it all together to create programs that are enjoyable and educational.      Featuring: Helen Hunt Jackson      Check out our other services and characters for a real taste of history.  Click Here To Visit Our Web Site
	Richard Marold, who portrays Franklin Delano Roosevelt, has been a chautauquan for 12 years. He holds a BA in Liberal Arts, and a Masters Degree in Humanities from Penn State University. In addition to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Marold also portrays Winfield Scott Stratton, the first multimillionaire to emerge from the Cripple Creek, Colorado gold fields in the late 19th century and Nikola Tesla who experimented with lightning. Click Here to Visit With Richard
	Dianne Hartshorn has been involved with historical re enacting for over 10 years. She is the originator of the fall walking tour at Evergreen Cemetery and has portrayed Queen Mellen Palmer with researched thoroughness. Many misconceptions have been spread about Mrs. Palmer, to her discredit. Dianne Hartshorn provides a well rounded view of an important pioneer in El Paso County.                    Featuring: Queen Palmer, Madam Blanche Burton, Bessie Bouton, Mary Bacon, Florence Standish, Juliet Ward Howe  but can provide other historical character presentations Click Here to Contact Dianne
	Donlyn's character interpretation of Mary Bader Arbuthnot is enhanced by her total immersion in the image of this strong pioneer woman.  Fielding questions from the audience is downright fun as she holds fast to her presence in the 19th Century.  It takes a comprehensive knowledge of local history to pull this off, and Donlyn is a master." Click Here To Visit with Donlyn