The stars and stripes of the American flag have come to represent our shared values of liberty, equality, and self-government. To America’s Revolutionary generation, however, there were other symbols that
The Middlebury Historical Society needs your help! The Middlebury Historical Society, based in Middlebury, Connecticut, seeks to memorialize the encampment of General Rochambeau and the French army under his command
Well respected, Delaware Revolutionary War historian Bill Knightly presented an outstanding lecture on General Lafayette’s return visit to Delaware and the Americas in 1824. Bill Knightly will give two more
In the early days of the Revolutionary War, Benjamin Franklin suggested a Latin motto for use by the burgeoning American Revolutionaries: exitus in dubio est. The English translation is “the
The Thursday, April 18th edition of “The Westfield Leader”, featuring “Researchers Delve Into history of Black, Indigenous People” by Katie Moen.
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Troops who marched through Westfield during the American Revolution were a more diverse group than the narrative often portrays, according to research that the Westfield Historical Society presented last week at the Reeve History &
W3R-Delaware is opening a new Trail Visitor Center in Wilmington, Delaware! An enormous accomplishment and milestone for W3R-Delaware, this location will be their first brick-and-mortar headquarters. The location currently houses
Under the contract between the Friends of Odell House Rochambeau Headquarters and Amaze Design, the first phase of the museum planning process has been completed. The final layout shows the
Increasingly, students of the American Revolution are aware of the integrated 1st Rhode Island Regiment that marched to Yorktown and played a key role in forcing the British surrender on
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