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Studying the terrain to analyze how the action unfolded on Revolutionary War battlefields isn’t just a modern pursuit. It was the first order of...

The John Stevens Shop has been hand chiseling monuments and grave markers for great leaders, war heroes and everyday people for 316 years. Recently...

Learn more about the Battle of Road Island, planned as a combined operation between the Americans and their new French allies, to trap and defeat a...

Excerpt from "Hero of Two Worlds: The Marquis de Lafayette in the Age of Revolution" by Mike Duncan

European involvement in America's campaign for Independence swiftly spread the war around the world on the high seas. Suddenly, clashes between the...

Though often remembered as a frontier colonial war, the French and Indian War was in fact just one theater in a larger global war known as the Seven...

From Revolution to Civil War, music has provided an outlet for American soldiers in camp and propelled them forward in battle. Lyrics were often...

In 1786, only a few years after the end of the Revolutionary War, the new United States had to confront a crisis: a rebellion was brewing in the very...

The marker sits upon the northeast corner of the Town Common in Lexington, Massachusetts. The granite slab denotes the approximate spot where...

The eighteenth century in North America was a time of great change and growth. Population, industry, communication, and settled lands continued to...

Music in 18th-century armies was incredibly important to tactics, drills, maneuvers, and esprit de corps. The incorporation of music into the great...