Presented by Independence Historical Trust

Benjamin Franklin: America's First Diplomat

About This Event

Founding Father Benjamin Franklin wore many hats: writer, printer, statesman, businessman, scientist, inventor and diplomat. But it was in his role as the United States’ senior envoy to the government of King Louis XVI of France that he made his greatest contribution to the Thirteen Colonies’ mortal struggle for independence from Great Britain.

Join us for a presentation by retired Ambassador Glyn T. Davies exploring Franklin's importance as a diplomat from the perspective of a career Foreign Service officer. Discover Franklin's vital importance to the success of the American Revolution and how he enchanted the French by embodying the ideal American in their eyes. The presentation will begin with Mr. Franklin giving attendees a glimpse into his arrival in France on this very date 250 years ago!

About This Event

Founding Father Benjamin Franklin wore many hats: writer, printer, statesman, businessman, scientist, inventor and diplomat. But it was in his role as the United States’ senior envoy to the government of King Louis XVI of France that he made his greatest contribution to the Thirteen Colonies’ mortal struggle for independence from Great Britain.

Join us for a presentation by retired Ambassador Glyn T. Davies exploring Franklin's importance as a diplomat from the perspective of a career Foreign Service officer. Discover Franklin's vital importance to the success of the American Revolution and how he enchanted the French by embodying the ideal American in their eyes. The presentation will begin with Mr. Franklin giving attendees a glimpse into his arrival in France on this very date 250 years ago!

Getting There

First Bank of the United States
120 S. Third Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
United States