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end we have nat sheidley, first president and ceo of revolutionary spaces, formed after the merger of the bostonian society and the old south association. prior to leading revolutionary spaces, he spent eight years at the bostonian society, where he was director of public history and later executive director. shively was an associate professor of history at wellesley college before he entered the field of public history. i would like to start off -- here we are in the replica of the united states senate. in the actual united states senate as we speak, senators are as divided, as washington is, as the parties are, it seems like we are in complete gridlock. were the founders this divided? sarah: we have always faced moments in history where we felt great political polarization within our culture. but looking at this beautiful building and listening to introduction of my distinguished panelists, laces like this are revolutionary spaces. always have been. so thinking about institutions that foster dialogue then and now is a good way to bring our conversation over to how the 18th-century can mirror or give tips to the 21st century. anyone w

revolutionary war. >> learn more about pow camps during the american revolution sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, 6:00 a.m. pacific on american history tv. announcer: up next on lectures in history, white house historical association historian and american university lecturer matthew costello teaches a class on white house myths and talks about the realities and legends behind often repeated stories such as the tunnel system, a gift alligator, decorating traditions and dolley madison rescuing washington's portrait. matthew: you've probably come across these things multiple times, whether you were researching them on the internet or doing research for your papers in this class but there are a number of stories that

revolutionary war. >> learn more about pow camps during the american revolution sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, 6:00 a.m. pacific on american history tv. announcer: up next on lectures in history, white house historical association historian and american university lecturer matthew costello teaches a class on white house myths and talks about the realities and legends behind often repeated stories such as the tunnel system, a gift alligator, decorating traditions and dolley madison rescuing washington's portrait. matthew: you've probably come across these things multiple times, whether you were researching them on the internet or doing research for your papers in this class but there are a number of stories that continue to be circulated and perpetuated. what i like about this is you get to not only debunk these things but try to figure out where they started and why people grew so attached to them because that also tells you a little bit more about how people understand the past and how they use it or misuse it. so, remember earlier in the semester we talked about the jackson magnolia. who remembers the story? >> andrew jackson's wife died right before he went to office so he planted this tree because it was he