Commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States, this pane pays tribute to 25 individuals whose ideas, leadership and sacrifices were vital to achieving American independence.
To mark the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, the U.S. Postal Service presents this 20-stamp prestige booklet as part of a broader USPS initiative commemorating 250 years of American
The 250th Commemoration of Evacuation Day at Dorchester Heights marks a turning point in the American story.
Today we unveiled a new monument marking where General Rochambeau’s French army camped here in December 1782 on their jubilant return from Yorktown
Beginning in March 2025, the filmmakers will be holding screenings and having conversations with the general public, teachers, students and others.
Historians from the United States and United Kingdom will engage in a facilitated discussion reflecting on the Battle of Bunker Hill.
Lafeyette200 celebrates the bicentennial of Lafayette’s 1825 celebrated return visit with a series of reenactments.
Prominent dignitaries to speak toasts given at the 1825 celebration
Vocal quartet plus six strings and five brass and wind players.
Michael Douglas, “Daniel Webster” reenactor, to read edited Webster’s speech. “Lafayette” to give his historical remarks, followed by guest speakers. Accompanying music from the original 1825 event will be performed.
Step back in time 200 years for a garden party at the Quincy House in honor of the return of the Marquis de Lafayette in 1825.
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