Search Results:

Keywords

Historical Period(s)

Topic(s)

Battle(s)

Resource Type

Content type

Sort by

Order

Showing 1–12 of 19 items

Sort by:

Rev War | Quiz

How Well Do You Know Guilford Courthouse, Hobkirk Hill, and Fort Ann?

Rev War | Biography

Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Kosciuszko

Andrzej Tadeusz Bonawentura Kościuszko was born on February 4, 1746, in Mereczowszczyna, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, which is in present day...

Rev War | Article

Boston

This article describes the Siege of Boston, the first major action of the American Revolutionary War.

Rev War | Article

Peter Francisco

One of the most unsung heroes of the war and the stuff of which legends are made of was the six and a half foot tall Peter Francisco known both as the...

Rev War | Article

Human Heroes

This page describes the heroic actions and achievements of two of the Revolutionary War's most accomplished generals: Henry Knox and Nathanael Greene.

Rev War | Article

Militia, Minutemen, and Continentals: The American Military Force in the American Revolution

Learn about the militia, minutemen, and Continental soldiers that made up the American fighting force in the Revolution.

Rev War | Field Trip Itinerary

Historic Boston Field Trip Itinerary for Educators

Download our PDF of the Boston Field Trip Itinerary for educators! Whether you go for one day or more, this itinerary will help you get the most out...

This is an image of troops and cavalries assembling at Guilford Courthouse.

Rev War | Article

The Guilford Battleground Company

"Guilford Courthouse [National Military Park], the first Revolutionary War battlefield set aside as a national park, is important not only for the...

Infantry: Continental Army, 1779-1783, IV / H.A. Ogden ; lith. by G.H. Buek & Co., N.Y.

Rev War | Article

Soldier Pay in the American Revolution

“The paymaster has not a single dollar in hand” General George Washington wrote to the president of the Continental Congress John Hancock while...

Rev War | Biography

Henry Lee III

Henry Lee III or, as he was referred to after the American Revolution, “Light-Horse” Harry Lee, was one of George Washington’s most tenacious cavalry...