Description

Step into history at America's National Churchill Museum, located on the campus of Westminster College and home to the site of Winston Churchill’s famous “Iron Curtain” speech. This engaging tour will take participants through Churchill’s early life and the interwar years, his leadership during World War II, and the lasting impact of his legacy on the modern world. Guests will also explore special temporary exhibits featuring Blenheim Palace and the 80th anniversary of the “Sinews of Peace” speech.

The experience includes a visit to the historic Church of St. Mary Aldermanbury, rebuilt stone-by-stone from London, as well as the powerful Berlin Wall sculpture, Breakthrough. Participants will also learn how federal legislation has shaped the museum’s history and future, making this a fascinating journey through politics, history, architecture, and international relations.

Schedule:

10:30am – Region 2 Meeting at Legends Rex-Plex

11:00am – Lunch immediately following meeting

12:15pm – America’s National Churchill Museum Presentation/Tour (2 hours) at Westminster College

2:15pm – Tour concludes but participants have the option to stay and enjoy the museum for the remainder of the day

(0.2 CEU)