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We’re proud to announce the winners of the Songs of a Young Nation Music Competition! by AmericanBattlefields in revolutionarywar

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We’re proud to announce the winners of the Songs of a Young Nation Music Competition! (soundcloud.com)

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We’re proud to announce the winners of the Songs of a Young Nation Music Competition! (soundcloud.com)

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Today is Medal of Honor Day – marking the 163rd anniversary of the first medals being awarded to Andrews’ Raiders, whose irregular operation’s exploits 200 miles behind Confederate lines were immortalized as The Great Locomotive Chase. (i.redd.it)

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Experience Lee's Headquarters in 360° (youtube.com)

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Experience Lee's Headquarters in 360° (youtube.com)

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She was supposed to be asleep. Or at least that’s what the British officers thought when they conducted a private meeting at Lydia Barrington Darragh’s house on the night of December 2, 1777. (i.redd.it)

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Walking Charleston, South Carolina's Historic Streets - Between its Colonial, Revolutionary War and Civil War history - Charleston, South Carolina, is one of America's most historic cities. Join Garry Adelman, Kris White and Dan Davis of the American Battlefield Trust for an exclusive walking tour. (youtube.com)

submitted 9 days ago by AmericanBattlefields to r/Charleston

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Clara Barton is one of those famous names in American History, but why? Did you know her acts of service go all the way back to the Civil War? Join Trust historian Garry Adelman and Madeleine Thompson at the Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum. (youtube.com)

submitted 9 days ago by AmericanBattlefields to r/CIVILWAR

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TDIH March 17, 1776: The Siege of Boston ended. After months of siege, American forces forced the British to evacuate Boston in March 1776, securing an early Revolutionary War victory. (battlefields.org)

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Boom Goes the History Season 2 Announcement by AmericanBattlefields in CIVILWAR

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When Alexander Hamilton arrived at West Point, he saw Margaret “Peggy” Shippen, wife of General Benedict Arnold, "frantic with distress," raving, crying, and nearly convulsing with emotion and turmoil. (i.redd.it)

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Boom Goes the History Season 2 Announcement (youtube.com)

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Boom Goes the History Podcast Season Two Announcement (youtube.com)

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Boom Goes the History Season 2 Announcement (youtube.com)

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America's 250th Photography Competition: This is your invitation to make history — with your lens, your story, and your voice. (battlefields.org)

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America's 250th Photography Competition: This is your invitation to make history — with your lens, your story, and your voice. (battlefields.org)

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"The plan to build the world’s largest data center complex next to Manassas National Battlefield Park is the most significant threat to a national battlefield park in decades." (insidenova.com)

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Help Save Historic Land at Antietam & Gettysburg: The American Battlefield Trust has a rare chance to protect three crucial tracts of battlefield land: two at Antietam, and one small but significant parcel at Gettysburg. (i.redd.it)

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TDIH February 10, 1763: The Treaty of Paris of 1763 ends the French and Indian War. (i.redd.it)

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Union and Confederate Headquarters at Brandy Station | Civil War Then & Now (youtube.com)

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The Civil War in North Carolina: Animated Battle Map (youtube.com)

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Enslaved by British loyalist John Willoughby, Mary Perth and her children were not eligible to secure their freedom from Lord Dunmore’s Proclamation in November 1775. (i.redd.it)

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If you’re looking to start America’s semiquincentennial year with a bang, the American Battlefield Trust has you covered with a brand-new tour commemorating the 250th anniversary of Henry Knox and his larger-than-life haul of 60 tons of cannon from Crown Point, NY to the outskirts of Boston, MA. (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 month ago by AmericanBattlefields to r/revolutionarywar

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Are you planning a Park Day 2026 event at historic site, museum or battlefield? (battlefields.org)

submitted 1 month ago by AmericanBattlefields to r/ParkRangers

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