DNA analysis has identified Private John Pumphrey, a teenager from a prominent Maryland family who died at the Battle of ...

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Ceremony for Revolutionary Seeds is a traveling installation, focusing on Black women in Revolutionary War-era New Jersey.

Madison County Historian Matthew Urtz spoke to the county’s place in the Revolutionary War history during the recent County ...

The "Frasier" star pushes back against critics who dismiss the Founding Fathers as "old White guys in wigs," noting Thomas ...

Rhode Island’s own Revolutionary War hero, Silas Talbot, whose colorful wartime career included serving as captain in both ...

The failed invasion of Quebec is often treated like a side note in the American Revolution, but the reality is far more ...

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As a United States Navy sailor you are required to learn the Sailor’s Creed which is "I am a United States Sailor. I will ...

Author Damien Cregeau discusses his new book on Connecticut Revolutionary War figures at the Slater Memorial Museum.

From Noises to Hatters and Redcoats, here's the history behind Connecticut's most unique high school nicknames.

The document states that British general Richard Prescott and William Franklin, the Loyalist — or “Tory” — governor of New Jersey and son of founding father Benjamin Franklin, were lodged in the Grant ...