A year long series of lectures and programs to reflect on and reconsider Bacon’s Rebellion at 350 years.
My main takeaway from interviewing, publishing blogs and reading lecturer’s research is this; Bacon knew what he was doing with the privileges he had.
In the mid-1980s, archaeologists excavating the garden at Bacon’s Castle, Virginia’s oldest standing house directly involved in Bacon’s Rebellion, made a surprising discovery.
Through surviving records such as with the ceramics of Sarah Drummond, we can see the fates of many other Virginians who joined Bacon’s Rebellion.
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