
W3R-DE Commemorates the Battle of Cooch’s Bridge
W3R-DE has also helped preserve the site’s military legacy by erecting monuments honoring both the American forces who fought there in 1777.

W3R-DE has also helped preserve the site’s military legacy by erecting monuments honoring both the American forces who fought there in 1777.

Travelers following the Trail through Claymont, DE, will encounter a powerful place of remembrance: the Guardian of Defenders Memorial.

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

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

The City of Wilmington will hold a ceremony commemorating the Revolutionary War soldiers buried in an unmarked mass grave at Brandywine Cemetery.

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.

Residents of Colonial Brandywine Village have formed a new Garden Club dedicated to improving the gardens along the Trail.

W3R-DE President Bill Conley recently attended a presentation by Dr. Cheryl Renée Gooch exploring the history and evolution of Juneteenth celebrations in the United States.

Bill Conley served as the keynote speaker at a recent Flag Day ceremony, honoring the history and meaning of the American flag while recognizing those who have served our nation.
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