Press

A Well-Regulated Press publishes historically grounded fiction, original research, educational resources, and public-history presentations. This page provides a curated overview of recent presentations, media coverage, and resources related to The Prescott Girls and the Historic Reimaginings project.

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Press Kit

Download background information, media resources, images, event information, and author materials for The Prescott Girls: A Letter from Philadelphia.

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Events & Press Archive

Browse the complete collection of talks, presentations, articles, interviews, awards, and press releases associated with the project.

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Speaking Engagements

Museum programs, historical society presentations, library talks, workshops, classroom visits, interviews, and conference appearances.

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Selected Highlights

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November 2026	New England Museum Association Annual Conference Historic Reimaginings workshop exploring research-driven, AI-assisted historical interpretation for museums and cultural organizations.	Link
July 2026	The Prescott Girls & Historic Reimaginings at the Pownalborough Court House A presentation examining how schoolgirl samplers, family records, museum collections, and historical artifacts were transformed into narrative through research and interpretation.	Link
May 2026	Independent Author Awards Recognition The Prescott Girls received the 2026 Independent Author Award for Fiction: Northeast and was also recognized as a finalist in Historical Fiction and Educational categories.	View
April 2026	The Discovery and Journey of the Prescott Schoolgirl Samplers Recorded presentation for the Lincoln County Historical Association documenting the discovery, research, and return of the Prescott family sampler collection.	Watch
Spring 2026	PieceWork Magazine — Six Stitches Through Time Feature article describing the historic journey of the Prescott schoolgirl samplers and their unexpected connection to the descendants of Betsy Ross.	Link

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Speaking & Media Inquiries

A Well-Regulated Press is available for museum presentations, historical society programs, library talks, educational workshops, interviews, conference sessions, and discussions related to historical research, material culture, schoolgirl samplers, public history, and AI-assisted historical interpretation.

Please use the Contact page for speaking engagements, media requests, and event inquiries.