Speaker Series: George Washington and the Presidential Title Controversy of 1789
Explore the historical controversy surrounding the presidential title in 1789 with Dr. Kathleen Bartoloni-Tuazon.
Sun, 14 Jun 2026
George Washington Birthplace National Monument Colonial Beach , Virginia
Join us at the George Washington Birthplace National Monument for an insightful lecture as part of the NNK250 Signature Speaker Series. Dr. Kathleen Bartoloni-Tuazon will delve into the fascinating historical debate regarding the official title for the President of the United States during the summer of 1789. This educational event offers a unique opportunity to learn about the early formation of American political traditions and the complex legacy of our first president in a historic setting.
What to Expect
An engaging academic presentation followed by a discussion on early American political history.
Who Should Attend
History enthusiasts
Students
Local residents
Educators
Museum visitors
Agenda Overview
The event features a deep dive into the 1789 title controversy, providing context on the early American presidency.
Venue & Address
George Washington Birthplace National Monument
1732 Popes Creek Rd Colonial Beach , Virginia – 22443 United States
Organizer
George Washington Birthplace National Monument · Government/Non-Profit
A National Park Service site preserving the birthplace of George Washington.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the speaker?
Dr. Kathleen Bartoloni-Tuazon.
Where is the event held?
George Washington Birthplace National Monument.
Is there an admission fee?
Please check the official NNK250 website for details.
What is the NNK250 series?
A series of events commemorating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.
Is registration required?
It is recommended to check the event page for RSVP requirements.
Can I bring children?
The lecture is open to the public, though best suited for history-interested individuals.
Tags
History
Lecture
George Washington
Virginia
NNK250
Education
Summary
A historical lecture exploring the 1789 presidential title controversy at the George Washington Birthplace National Monument.