Historic home of the great 18th century philosopher, maintained since 1899 by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Rhode Island
Greg has taken an unusual journey finding his way to Berkeley and Whitehall! He entered Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth to pursue a ministerial degree (supporting himself as a truck driver) before turning to philosophy, where he felt
he could make more of a difference
Louise Daoust, a native of Ontario, Canada is the Whitehall Scholar in Residence July 16 – 21. Dr. Daoust’s research interests in the history of philosophy focus on theories of vision and the mind-world relation. She also works in contemporary philosophy of psychology. She is an assistant professor of philosophy at Eckerd College, on Florida’s Gulf Coast, where she teaches a broad range of courses, including philosophy of science, philosophy of gender, and environmental philosophy.
Elanor Taylor and Patrick Connolly are back again as scholars in residence July 2 – 15. They are available for tours and conversation Wednesday through Sunday from 10 – 4. From Scotland (Elanor) and Oregon (Patrick), they met as doctoral students in philosophy
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The Rhode Island Colonial Dames celebrated Flag Day June 15th by honoring our women veterans at Whitehall. Members of the Newport Artillery guided us in our flag raising ceremony. Veteran Tessa Horne carries the flag.
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