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About Weekend & Summer Seminars
An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

Each Weekend and Summer Seminar runs for three days, often from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. During those three days, a small group of teachers are immersed in learning and discussion of primary sources. Between discussion sessions, shared meals, and a visit to a local historical site, participants build connections with colleagues from around the country that last far beyond the seminar experience itself.

An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.
An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

An immersive three-day encounter with primary sources, along with a visit to a local historic site.

TAH Weekend and Summer Seminars have been held in recent years in Niagara Falls, New York; San Francisco, California; Charleston, South Carolina; Charlottesville, Virginia; Austin, Texas; Durango, Colorado; and dozens of other sites around the country. Each seminar brings together teachers and discussion leaders representing 10 or more states, making for vibrant discussions about primary sources and the American experience.
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