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Ralph E. Borror 6556 Lincoln Green Road Holland, Ohio 43528-9670 Phone or Fax: 419 865-2057 Cell 419 343-0552 E-mail: abencamp@abraham-lincoln.net Web Site: www.abraham-Lincoln.net www.abrahamlincoln.tv or www.abrahamlincoln.ws |
President Lincoln aka |
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How I got to my
Gettysburg Address - A review of Abraham Lincoln's life through November
19, 1863. A News Conference with the 16th President: "Abraham
Lincoln The Early Years" New in 2003: Who is Petroleum Vicious Nasby? or Why I love Ohio! Encampment with 12' x 12' Tent, 12' x 16' Fly, & Brady picture display |
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| Schedule: | Available Year Round |
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Background: Ralph E. Borror joined the Association of Lincoln Presenters after visiting the Lincoln Museum in Fort Wayne Indiana. Mark Neely on that visit told Mr. Borror that he should be a Member of the ALP. Several weeks later he joined and is now a Life Member. Each year He presents more than 140 programs mostly in the the Midwest states. But will travel where ever He is asked to go. For more than 19years Ralph has been presenting programs for all kinds of events. The second event was a Civil War Reenactment in Jackson Michigan. Prompting him to buy period correct clothing and a civil war tent. Over the years, he has constantly updated his attire, many times. Mr. Borror was invited to attend an Event with President Ronald Reagan in 1988 dressed as the 16th president. This event in Bowling Green, Ohio was attended by thousands of people. He also presents programs at President's James A. Garfield and Rutherford B. Hayes homes each year. For three years, Borror served as the game show host for "So you want to be the President" on President's day at Lawnfield (President Garfield's Home) in Mentor, Ohio. The last three years they have presented the Game "Presidential Squares". Suggested to the Garfield staff by Ralph He returns to the Gettysburg Railway this year for the "Lincoln Train" on July 6th, 7th, & 8th 2007. Pioneer Lines in 2006 returned this popular event to their schedule. Ralph has presented his living history programs in hundreds of school's and for all kinds of community events. Always stressing Lincoln's love for reading and his desire to improve himself. And also, that Lincoln was a good natured person who lived his life in a very clean and moral way. Mr. Borror has
presented his programs through Distance Learning Labs as well. A new way
to present programs to schools in a less expensive way. Reaching 10
states with interactive classroom content for Elementary, Middle, and
High School. An exciting new way to add a real change of pace to
students classroom learning. Most schools involved in these programs
have scheduled them again for the 2007-2008 school year. |