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After America250, tips for crossing our nation’s next threshold Continue reading
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Threshold to Independence: Applying The Threshold Framework to the July 2, 1776 Vote for American Independence
by Sheilah Vance History Remembers July 4. Leadership Changed the World on July 2. Every American schoolchild learns that July 4, 1776 marks the birth of the United States. Fireworks explode every year on that date because it appears at the top of the Declaration of Independence. Yet the nation was not actually born on… Continue reading
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The Threshold Framework™: Five Leadership Principles for Times of Uncertainty
Introducing The Threshold Framework: Five Leadership Principles for Times of Uncertainty Continue reading
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My Four Page-Turning April Book Events in PA
Sheilah Vance’s 4 PA April Book Events Continue reading
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No Kings Day and the Threshold to Valley Forge: What We Owe to Those Who Refused a Crown
No Kings Day and the Threshold to Valley Forge: What We Owe to Those Who Refused a Crown Continue reading
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Book Launch 1 Year Ago Today; New Things for Year 2
Celebrating a year of speaking and achievements with my book, Threshold to Valley Forge! From award recognition to historic ceremonies, my journey continues as I inspire others through the power of history as leadership strategy! Continue reading
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Black History in Gulph Mills — Revolutionary War Edition
The free and enslaved African Americans at the Gulph Mills Encampment of December 1777. Continue reading
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Fabulous Gulph Mills Encampment Monument Rededication Ceremony, 12/16
Rededication Ceremony of the Gulph Mills Encampment Monument Continue reading
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Day 7, Dec. 19, 1777 — Washington’s Army marches out of Rebel Hill and Gulph Mills and on to Valley Forge
Day 7, 12/19/1777–George Washington and the Continental Army march out of the Gulph Mills Encampment and on to Valley Forge Continue reading
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Day 6, Dec. 18, 1777 — George Washington’s Army celebrates the new nation’s first Thanksgiving at Rebel Hill and Gulph Mills and prepares to set up camp at Valley Forge; the French King officially recognizes the new United States
Gulph Mills Encampment, Day 6, Dec. 18, 1777 — George Washington’s Army celebrates the new nation’s first Thanksgiving at Rebel Hill and Gulph Mills and prepares to set up camp at Valley Forge; the French King officially recognizes the new United States Continue reading
