Anthropology Professor, Ben Ford, will share his archaeological discoveries and how they have shaped our perspective on frontier life in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
This project was financed in part by a grant from the Richard Mellon Foundation to highlight the essential role of southwestern Pennsylvania in American history on the occasion of America's two hundred fiftieth anniversary.
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6 Oct 2026
Indiana University's "Aunt Jane"
More than a century ago, one educator became so beloved by her students that they affectionately called her "Aunt Jane." In this episode, we're taking a closer look at the life and legacy of Jane Leonard. She was a teacher, mentor, suffragist, and pioneer who spent more than 40 years inspiring generations of students and leaving a lasting impact on higher education in Pennsylvania. What made her such a beloved figure, and why does her legacy continue to matter today?
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15 Sept 2026
The Gradual Abolition Law in Southwestern PA with Lucien Holness
On March 1 1780 Pennsylvania became the first state to adopt a gradual abolition law. This was the first extensive legislative attempt to end slavery in the United States. We speak with Lucien Holness as he discusses the details of this legislation and the impact of this law in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
This project was financed in part by a grant from the Richard Mellon Foundation to highlight the essential role of southwestern Pennsylvania in American history on the occasion of America's two hundred fiftieth anniversary.
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