King Manor Museum

Speakers

King Manor offers lectures appropriate for a wide variety of audiences. "Scholar Speeches" are recommended for scholars, college lectures, and similar venues. "Who Was Rufus King" lectures are recommended for community groups, civic organizations, and similar groups. See below for lecture topics and other necessary information.

To schedule a lecture, contact Rebecca Gavin at (718) 206-0545 ext. 13 or email programs@kingmanor.org.

All lecture topics are subject to speaker availability.

"I can't tell you how much we enjoyed your speech last night.
You were so dramatic, profound, and informational that I believe it was the best meeting we have ever had." 
- Janet Robinson, Queens Village, February 9, 2001

Scholar Speeches**

An in-depth exploration of Rufus King’s interests and influences.
Recommended for scholars, college lectures, etc.

1 hour, including Q&A time
Lecture Fee: $100

** ALL scholar speeches require Projector, screen, and Mac-compatible cord attachment.**

TOPICS:

  • Rufus King and his 19th century Farm
  • Rufus King's Library and Book Collecting

Who Was Rufus King

An engaging, lighthearted introduction to a forgotten Founding Father.

Recommended for community clubs, civic organizations, etc.

1 hour, including Q&A time
Donations to the Museum are appreciated

TOPICS:

  • The Rufus King Story
  • The Story of the Writing of the Constitution
  • The Slavery Account
  • Father and Son - Rufus and John A King
  • Bits and Pieces of Pieces and Bits – Findings in recent years adding to the King legacy