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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2025 · 20 MIN

John Harvard: The Forgotten Scholar Who Built America’s First College | Faces Of History Podcast

from Faces Of History · host Thee Duke Of New York

Who really built Harvard? And why does his name echo through centuries? In this episode of Faces Of History, host Thee Duke Of New York takes you deep into the forgotten story of John Harvard — the quiet Puritan scholar whose books, money, and deathbed gift gave birth to America’s oldest college. From plague-ridden London to the rugged shores of Massachusetts Bay, we’ll peel back the myth and meet the man whose legacy shaped presidents, poets, and protestors alike. Subscribe, share, and stay curious — because the past is never really past.What do you think matters more — the people who start something, or the people who keep it alive? Let’s talk about legacy in the comments!#FacesOfHistory #JohnHarvard #HarvardUniversity #ColonialAmerica #HistoryPodcast #AmericanHistory #Puritans #Legacy #EducationJohn Harvard, Harvard University history, founding of Harvard, Puritan New England, colonial America, Harvard legacy, American education history, John Harvard biography, Faces Of History podcast

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