Lancaster Road and the American Revolution Join us on Monday, January 15th, 2018 for a Revolutionary Lecture Series (Postponed from 1/8) The Old Lancaster Road, or Conestoga Road, or King's Highway, was the main artery between America's largest city, Philadelphia,…
Join us on Monday, September 11th, 2017 for a Revolutionary Lecture Series Did you know that at various times Trenton was occupied by American Continentals, Militia, British Regulars, Hessians, Continental Mutineers, and the French Army and it housed British and…
Did you know that without a ship during the winter of 1776-77, the ever resourceful John Barry lead a battery of naval artillery at the battle of Princeton? Join us on Monday, February 13th as we find out more about…
Learn how on a warm September 11th morning, exactly 239 years ago, a mixed American army of Continental Troops, State Troops, and local Militia met and fought a British/German army on the banks of the Brandywine river. Much has been…
Did you know that there were numerous mutinies among the troops throughout the Revolutionary War. Disaffection and lack of morale in an army was a greater danger than an armed enemy. You think you know all there is about the Pennsylvania…
Do you think the battlefield is haunted? Come out for our lecture and presentation and see for yourself that some things that happen there defy easy explanation. Join us on Monday, February 8, 2016 as we welcome back our paranormal expert, Laurie Hull. …
Who were the British soldiers that the Americans faced during the Revolutionary War? What of the soldiers that were at the Paoli Battlefield that fateful night of September 20th, 1777? Were they the dregs of society, criminals, or perhaps conscripts? …
It was the Spring of 1778, the small Continental Navy was pitted against the greatest navy in the world, The Royal Navy. How could they hope to compete with this vastly superior foe? Did David (the Continental Navy) have any…
Raids have a very low success rate, yet two raids in particular manage to capture major generals of each side during the American Revolutionary War. Join us on Monday, March 14th as we welcome back author Christian M. McBurney as he…
Did a messenger relay a bad intelligence or did he lie when he told General Sullivan about seeing no enemy on the road to the ford which the British Crossed the Brandywine Creek? Find out which foreign commander lead Sullivan's…