Steve
Edenbo - as Thomas Jefferson
In 1776, a 33 year-old, relatively unknown Virginian vaulted onto the world stage and into the pantheon of liberty when he penned America's Declaration of Independence. Since 1999, Thomas Jefferson impersonator, historian, and motivational speaker Steven Edenbo has entertained and inspired audiences of all ages. With a Bachelors degree in English, from Dickinson’s College, and a background in acting and writing along with a true passion for history and an uncanny resemblance to Thomas Jefferson, Steve’s performance as our 3rd President is remarkable. Discover the legend of Thomas Jefferson right before your eyes!
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Brian
Hilton- as John F. Kennedy
Since 1987, Brian Hilton has portrayed John F. Kennedy, young Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Harry Truman and young George Washington. With accuracy and a passionate intensity, Brian Hilton, conveys historical lessons in an engaging and most memorable manner.
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Steve
Holloway - as John Adams
Founding Father and second U.S. president, John Adams, as portrayed by Steve Holloway
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Brian
Mulligan
Actor, Comedian, Living History Interpreter
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John Douglas
Hall - as James Madison
James Madison as portrayed by John Douglas Hall. John is a world class scholar and character interpreter. He has portrayed James Madison to critical acclaim for the past 25 years. With a strong physical resemblence to his presidential counterpart, as well as a deep knowledge of Madison's life and viewpoints, John Douglas Hall is the pre-eminant James Madison interpreter.
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Bill
Barker
Bill Barker is known as the quintessential Thomas Jefferson. His resemblance to Jefferson is uncanny and his knowledge of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution is second to none. Portraying Thomas Jefferson, Barker lectures sans script on any subject relating to the founding father. Barker has portrayed Thomas Jefferson with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation since 1993 where he helps create Jefferson programs. An historical scholar and professional actor, Barker not only embodies Jefferson, he becomes him.
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