Special Programs on accessible world
Very often many ladies tell me that they just don’t understand the game of baseball. Well, here is your opportunity to listen to a scholar, ira Fistell begin his two-part lecture series on THE HISTORY OF BASEBALL.
ACCESSIBLE WORLD’S SPECIAL PROGRAM SERIES, THE HISTORY OF BASEBALL PART ONE, Ira FISTELL Read More »
SPECIAL NOTE: IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN Ira IN OUR PHONE CENTER, PLEASE WRITE TO ME WITH A REQUEST AT: boacosta@pacbell.net
SPECIAL PROGRAM SERIES, Mr. Ira FISTELL, THE IMPACT OF THE RAILROAD ON AMERICA PART III Read More »
Our Special Program Series is so very pleased to welcome mr. Ira Fistell, author, former History Instructor and noted talk show host. He will speak to us on Part Two of his series on The history of the American Railroad.
Ira Fistell discusses part II, The History of American Railroading Read More »
The Fall Classic discusses the book: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD BY HARPER LEE. This is to celebrate the 99th birthday of Alexander Scourby.
the Fall classic To Kill a Mockingbird Read More »
On October 8, 1871, the City of Chicago was victimized by a terrible fire which ravaged this great metropolis.
SPECIAL PROGRAM SERIES FEATURES MR. Ira Fistell, THE GREAT CHICAGO FIRE OF 1871 Read More »
We welcome all of you to this most informative Special program on the Causes of the Great Depression with guest speaker, noted talk show host, Mr. Ira Fistell.
On Wednesday night January 25th, 2012, Edwin Cooney, a lifelong student of history, will present the first of a series of documentaries covering the political career and its aftermath of Richard M. Nixon.
On the third Monday of every year, Americans honor the life and work of an extraordinary American, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. His tireless efforts to secure equal rights for all Americans is truly a source of pride and inspiration.
On Wednesday night January 18th, 2012, Edwin Cooney, a lifelong student of history, will present the first of a series of documentaries covering the political career and its aftermath of Richard M. Nixon.
