to 1775

Tells the stories of significant people and events in American history, focusing on the early colonial period, discussing the Pilgrims and the voyage of the "Mayflower" to Plymouth Rock, the Mayflower Compact, Squanto and the first Thanksgiving, and life in colonial Williamsburg.

Uses humor, puppetry, songs, and other means to explain aspects of American colonial life and the events that led to the American Revolution.

Describes the events leading to the composition and signing of the Declaration of Independence, and discusses the document's importance in American history.

In a tale designed to give insight into the lives of children living in Colonial America, two friends work together to make repairs and feed their families in the aftermath of a dangerous storm.

Describes daily life in colonial times, discussing the home clothing, food, families, education, and religion.

Presents American statesman, inventor, and philosopher Benjamin Franklin's autobiography as well as its draft scheme and Franklin's Dogood Papers and "Journal of a Voyage." Also includes an introduction by Stacy Schiff.

Childhood of the explorer and soldier who won the Northwest Territory for the United States during the Revolutionary War.

An anthology of writings by Benjamin Franklin, including his autobiography, "Poor Richard's Almanac", the Silence Dogood letters, personal letters, speeches, and more.

Explores the life of a colonial woodworker, including his job responsibilities, importance to the community, and everyday life.