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Duty, Honor, and Personal Responsibility3 comments

NEO wrote 1 week ago: I’m going to start this morning with a couple of paragraphs from Jessica’s last two post … more →

Tags: american patriots, American Values, conservatism, decline of america, heroism, History, leadership, Patriotism, Western Civilization

Duty, Honor, and Personal Responsibility

NEO wrote 1 week ago: I’m going to start this morning with a couple of paragraphs from Jessica’s last two post … more →

Tags: History, conservatism, Politics, Boston, Terrorism, Foreign Policy, united states, Washington, World War II

In The Valley Of The Forges - Part 21 comment

rvroadie wrote 1 week ago: Valley Forge NHP The town of Valley Forge was named because it was a thriving town in the Valley of … more →

Tags: Architecture, Blog, England, France, History, Homeless and Loving It, museum, National Historic Site, New Jersey

Happen to Have $250k for a "Rare" 1775 Medal?

M. S. Hennessy wrote 4 weeks ago: Having a sense of humor is a good thing for those of you who have served (or are serving) in uniform … more →

Tags: World War II, Medals, Ribbons and Decorations, Military Era, Revolutionary War, 1775, medal of honor, Military Merit, Certificate of Merit

All In My Mind2 comments

cwesser wrote 1 month ago: In my mind (which is admittedly usually filled with things like rainbows, unicorns, and all the butt … more →

Tags: George Washington, Revolutionary War, George, Benedict Arnold, Battle Plans, West Point, General, French, battle

Colonial Table

Ed Collyer wrote 1 month ago: The Wick House Although I’ve lived in this area nearly all my adult life yesterday was the fir … more →

Tags: COLOR, Object, Architecture, farm, Morris County, Jockey Hollow, 1779, George Washington, Wick House

Of Beer and War - Greensboro, North Carolina

If I Were On Facebook wrote 1 month ago: Natty Greene’s Revolution IPA is my favorite beer down South.  Natty Greene’s the brewer … more →

Tags: Beer, History, New England, The South, General Nathanael Greene, Greensboro, Natty Greene's, Revolution IPA

Dorchester Heights

keephistoryalive wrote 1 month ago: Oh, the things I will do for a National Park Passport stamp. I got the stamp for Dorchester Heights … more →

Tags: Travel, History 2, Historic Sites, Revolutionary War, George Washington, Boston, dorchester heights, national park, massachsetts

Do you have an Ancestor who fought in the Revolutionary War?

Kathy wrote 1 month ago: Charles Bentley 1752-1833 Charles was the 8th of ten children,born at Norwich on May 23, 1752 to Wil … more →

Tags: genealogy, ancestry, Charles, charles bentley, Family History, Hannah Wilson, New York, New York City, north river

"Forging A Lifestyle: Ironworking With The Potts Family" At Pottsgrove Manor

Roy wrote 1 month ago: Visit Pottsgrove Manor on Saturday, April 20, 2013 from 11:00am to 3:00pm to learn about the importa … more →

Tags: Pottstown, Entertainment, John Potts, Pottsgrove Manor, Montgomery County PA, Colonial America, Iron, historic re-enactments, American Revolution

"4 or 5"4 comments

cwesser wrote 1 month ago: I work in life insurance.  Due to the nature of my job, I am forced to think about death on a daily … more →

Tags: Politics, History, George Washington, President, winter, Biographies, soldiers, death, Life

Royster's "A Revolutionary People at War"

derricklapp92 wrote 1 month ago: A Revolutionary People at War: The Continental Army and American Character, 1775-1783.  By Charles R … more →

Tags: American Revolution, A Revolutionary People at War, American Revolutionary War, Charles Royster, military, rage militaire, royster, Samuel Adams, united states

What sequestration looked like in 1784

Don wrote 1 month ago: “Resolved, that the commanding officer be and he is hereby directed to discharge the troops now in t … more →

Tags: Quotes, 1784, sequestration, Continental Congress, Fort Pitt

Jockey Hollow National Park Hike

Troop113 wrote 1 month ago: It seems like every time I ask the question “where did George Washington and his troops spend a terr … more →

Tags: Outing/Camping, News Item, Valley Forge, Morristown, national park service

cbcrenshaw wrote 1 month ago:   Image: United States Architect of the Capitol Yorktown and the “rising” American “empire,” 17 … more →

Tags: History, American Revolution, 1781, Yorktown

The First 25%1 comment

cwesser wrote 1 month ago: So I’ve been reading Washington:  A Life for a couple of weeks now, and I am officially 25% of … more →

Tags: George Washington, President, Washington, Boston Tea Party, American Revolutionary War, French and Indian War, Mount Vernon

Daniel Morgan - America's Frontier General

derricklapp92 wrote 1 month ago: Daniel Morgan is one of the most fascinating and exciting characters of the American Revolution.  Hi … more →

Tags: American Revolution, Battle of Cowpens, Daniel Morgan, Don Higginbotham, French and Indian War, morgan, Virginia

My Magical Day in Mickleton, New Jersey8 comments

Yummygal wrote 2 months ago: The Magic of Mickleton, New Jersey The quaint little town of Mickleton is located in East Greenwich … more →

Tags: Mickleton NJ, New Jersey, Jersey, quakers, Bodó Ottó, Bodo Otto House, Mickleton, East Greenwich Township New Jersey, Mickleton New Jersey

America Go Bragh!

thepatriotspy wrote 2 months ago:   I decided that with Saint Patrick’s Day upon us, I’d muse on the role of the Irish in … more →

Tags: The Yankee Doodle Spies Series, American Independence, American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Charles Carroll, Fort McHenry, George Washington, hibernian, Ireland


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