
W3R-US Trustee Witnesses Meeting of De Grasse and USS New Jersey Subs at Battle of Capes Anniversary
W3R-US trustee Paul Blodgett climbed down the hatch of a French nuclear submarine in Norfolk, Virginia.

W3R-US trustee Paul Blodgett climbed down the hatch of a French nuclear submarine in Norfolk, Virginia.

Mary Swarbrick and Brad Fay attended the unveiling of a new marker about the march to Yorktown erected by the Morris County.

A dinner will be held at Cooper’s Riverview restaurant to tell the story of the march to Yorktown through Trenton with an emphasis on soldiers of color.

These new rules would dramatically diminish the effectiveness of the NHPA and the current legal protections for historic and cultural places.

An 1815 barn on that ground is now the Pencader Heritage Museum, free to visit in Newark, DE, along the W3R National Historic Trail.

W3R-US today announced a strategic leadership reorganization designed to boost its development, marketing, and public engagement.

This was the third annual event to honor the General who commanded the French forces in America from 1780 to 1782.

At the request of the Brandywine Village Civic Association, W3R-DE has expanded its community service efforts along streets that intersect with the Trail.

W3R-DE is partnering with a local senior center to bring the history of the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route to its interior walls.

W3R-DE was active in Colonial Brandywine Village during the Independence Day holiday period.
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