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Stars & Stripes: History of the Symbols of America
Presented by Walter Choroszewski
Saturday, August 22
2:00pm - 3:00pm
North Edison Branch
Multi-Purpose RoomStep into the story behind the symbols you see every day and discover the people who brought them to life!
Join acclaimed New Jersey photographer and historian Walter Choroszewski for a fascinating journey back to 1776, when a brand-new nation set out to define itself. From the creation of the American flag and the Great Seal to the meaning behind the national motto, this engaging presentation reveals the debates, decisions, and visionary Founders who shaped the identity of the United States.
With more than 40 years of experience bringing history to life, Walter Choroszewski combines rich storytelling with a deep passion for America’s past. Known for inspiring the iconic “New Jersey & You, Perfect Together!” tourism campaign and authoring 18 photographic books, he delivers dynamic programs that educate, entertain, and spark pride in our shared heritage.
Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious about the origins of America’s most recognizable symbols, this lively talk offers fresh insight into the nation’s earliest days and the lasting legacy of its Founders.
Don’t miss this opportunity to see American history from a whole new perspective!
Open to tweens, teens, and adults. Registration is suggested but not required.
AGE GROUP: | Tweens | Teens | Older Adults | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Summer Reading | In-Person | History |