Rob Shenk

Hallowed Ground Magazine, Winter 2023

Tea in the Harbors

In this issue of Hallowed Ground magazine, readers will take an in-depth look at the events that sparked a revolution and our new nation, including the Boston Tea Party and its surrounding activities. Did you know that Boston wasn't the only harbor to host such a party? What kind of tea did the new patriots dump into the bay? And...what happened next? Check inside for more!

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A 1754 political cartoon by Benjamin Franklin

F&I War | Article

On the Precipice

Boston Massacre

Rev War | Article

Who Were the Sons and Daughters of Liberty?

A spilled cup of tea

Rev War | Article

The Tipping Point: The Boston Tea Party

A painting of Charleston Harbor, S.C.

Rev War | Article

Defying the King: The Charleston Tea Party Protest

A painting of Patrick Henry's "If this be treason, make the most of it!" speech against the Stamp Act of 1765.

Rev War | Article

The Acts That Fueled Rebellion

An illustration of the burning of the revenue cutter Gaspee in Narragansett Bay

Rev War | Video

The Burning of the Gaspee: The Spark That Lit the Revolution

Rev War | Article

Sip Sip Hurrah! How Coffee Shaped Revolutionary America

"The Capture of the Hessians at Trenton, December 26, 1776," John Trumbull.

Rooted in Reform & Revolution

Cowpens Battlefield

American Battlefield Trust Mourns the Passing of Palmetto State Preservation Legend Douglas Bostick

A young visitor tosses tea overboard at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.

Rev War | Museum

Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum

This is a picture of a sunset over a battlefield.

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