In addition to its vast collection of espionage-related artifacts and state-of-the-art exhibits, the International Spy Museum, located in Washington, DC, presents lectures and film programs throughout the year on the history and elements of spycraft. Wes Britton has appeared twice as a guest presenter.

February 23, 2006, Thursday:

Spies on Screen:  The Impossible Spy, with Wes Britton and Harvey Chertok

Harvey Chertok, executive producer of the film The Impossible Spy, discussed the movie's fascinating back-story, while author Wes Britton described its depiction of the Middle East and its unique place in the world of on-screen espionage.

A review of the evening's presentation can be found on the I Spy forum.

February 2, 2004, Monday:

Spies on Screen:  50 Years of Spy TV, with Wes Britton.

Wes gave a lecture on his book, Spy Television (Praeger Publishers, 2003), to an enthusiastic audience.

About the International Spy Museum:

The International Spy Museum is located at 800 F Street, NW, in Washington, DC, just blocks from the National Mall. It is the first and only open-to-the-public museum in the U.S. dedicated to the history of international espionage, and is easily reached by Washington's Metro (subway) system.

The Museum's official website includes information regarding hours, tickets, exhibits, and programs.