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David Turnquist

David Turnquist

David Turnquist is an independent researcher. He holds a BA in Theater Arts from California State University, Long Beach. His latest creative endeavor is a television series that focuses on Franklin’s family during the turbulent years of the American Revolution. In addition to Franklin, he is interested in abolitionism in 18th century America.

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A Brief History of Benjamin Franklin’s Residences on Craven Street, London: 1757 – 1775

If one looked into Benjamin Franklin’s time on Craven Street, they might initially believe he lived at 36 Craven Street the entirety of his…

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