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There is still damage from the American Revolution that is visible over 250 years later. Today on Revolutionary War Rarities we explore some of that damage. Make sure and subscribe to our YouTube Channel and check us out
It's hard to believe, but numerous soldiers from the American Revolution lived to see the completion of the Civil War. Who were these men and just how long did they live? You can find out by watching the latest episode o
Churches and Pastors played a major role in the American Revolution by influencing and justifying Independence. Join us today, by clicking on the picture below, as we explore "The Black Robe Regiment" and the impact that
Everyone has heard of the Declaration of Independence, but have you heard of the "Stone Engraving". It wasn't engraved into stone, but was engraved to save the document for future generations. Checkout this episode of Re
In this week's episode of Revolutionary War Rarities we are joined by Reese Holmes who served as the National President of Children of the American Revolution over the past year. We discuss the many roles that Children p
This week's episode of Revolutionary War Rarities is an interview with Writer, Producer, and Director David Garrigus. David is responsible for "The American Constitution", a documentary to be shown on PBS in September of
More soldiers died from disease than by the enemy in the American Revolution. Today we talk about smallpox and the impact it had on the war. Revolutionary War Rarities is the podcast from the Sons of the American Revolut
The Revolutionary Era consisted of numerous "Tea Parties". Today's episode of Revolutionary War Rarities focuses on the Edenton Tea Party in Edenton, North Carolina and the many "founding" women who made it happen. Revol
Ever wondered what the British were thinking just before and during the American Revolution. Check out this week's episode of Revolutionary War Rarities as we look at the Revolution from the British perspective. Revoluti
Today we celebrate the release of our 100th episode. If you feel led to do so, please subscribe to our YouTube Channel, join our Facebook Group, and follow us on Instagram. Revolutionary War Rarities is the podcast from
In 1775 there was one last attempt by both the Americans and the British to avoid all-out war. The American's issued the "Olive Branch Petition". The British issued the "Conciliatory Proposal". Today's episode focuses on
Today's episode of Revolutionary War Rarities is hosted by our friend, Benjamin Franklin. This episode focuses on the political cartoons of the American Revolution. Our music created for each episode is now available by
On January 10, 1776, "Common Sense" was released and changed the course of history. By clicking on the picture below you can join Thomas Paine, our host for this weeks episode, as we celebrate the 250th birthday of "Comm
What were our Founding Father's doing 250 years ago around Christmas? Join us today by clicking on the picture below where we explore this question with our President General Michael J. Elston. Merry Christmas from Revol
In today’s episode we explore one of the most significant engineering feats of the American Revolution. A “Great Chain” that was designed to protect the Hudson River from being taken by the British was deployed at West P
Today, we stay on Lake Champlain where we visit the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum and discuss the importance of that lake on the American Revolution. Join Guest Host Roger Williams and Executive Director Chris Sabick as
On November 17, 1775 began the actions of the Noble Train of Artillery in the American Revolution. This ultimately resulted in the British evacuation of Boston. Make sure and watch this episode of Revolutionary War Rarit
Hawaii was not known to our Founding Father’s. But what our Founding Father’s did had a significant impact on the Kingdom of Hawaii shortly after the American Revolution. So, make sure and check out this episode of Revol
Join us today on Revolutionary War Rarities for the finale in the 3-part series on “West Florida”. This series is endorsed by the Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana 250th Commissions and we are thankful for that
Today Revolutionary War Rarities visits The Benjamin Franklin House in London, England where we learn more about this home and Franklin's life in England prior to the American Revolution. You can watch this week's episod
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