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Throughout the Ages - American Revolution

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*Bostonians Paying the Excise Man, or Tarring and Feathering, 1774. Bostonians tar and feather the tax collector, 1774.

American Revolution. Map of the Campaign of 1776. Map of the Campaign of 1776 in New York and New Jersey with Insert Map of Vicinity of Princeton.

Interview between Admiral Lord Howe and American Commissioners. A John Ward Dunsmore painting of a 1776 meeting between Admiral Lord Howe and American Commissioners Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Edward Rutledge.

American Revolution. Map of Siege of Boston and the Battle of Bunker Hill. Map illustrating the siege of Boston and the Battle of Bunker Hill.

"Yankee Doodle" Cartoon, 1778. "Yankee Doodle," a cartoon in a London Magazine, 1778.

Map. Territory Settled or Conquered During the Revolution. Map of the West; Territory Settled or Conquered during the Revolution. Division of Visual Instruction: A3045_777. New York State Archives.

*Minute Man Statue, 1875. Minute Man statue located in Concord, Massachusetts.

*Sons of Liberty Statue, 1776. The Sons of Liberty pull down an equestrian statue of King George III, New York City, 1776.

*Philadelphia Council of Safety, 1776. An announcement to the people of Philadelphia from the Council of Safety, December 2, 1776.

Route of Col. Sir John Johnson, 1897. Map of the route Colonel Sir John Johnson took in his 1780 raid through the Schoharie and the Mohawk Valleys. This map was created in 1897.

*Map of British Expedition to Concord, circa 1911. Route of the British expedition to Concord during the American Revolution. This map was created circa 1911.

*Christ Church or North Church, Boston, circa 1911. North Church, built in 1732 in Boston, Massachusetts.

*Charts of Service for Two Brothers. The charts of service for two brothers in the American Revolution.

Portrait of George Washington, 1795. Portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart, 1795.

*Washington's Account Book, circa 1911. An account book belonging to George Washington showing public expenses during the American Revolution. The photograph of the account book was taken circa 1911.

*Major André's Prison, circa 1900. Old stone house near Tappen, New York, where Major André was held prisoner during the Revolutionary War. Photograph taken circa 1900.

*Old Treason House, circa 1900. Old Treason House near Haverstraw, New York, where Benedict Arnold and Major André planned the surrender of West Point. Photograph taken circa 1900.

*Major John André Monument, circa 1900. Monument to Major John André at Tarrytown, New York. Photograph taken circa 1900.

*Pass from Benedict Arnold, 1780. Pass from Benedict Arnold, dated September 21, 1780, for Mr. John Anderson (British Major John André) "to pass the Guards to the White Plains, or below, if He chuses, He being on Public Business by my Direction."

*Estimate of Forces at West Point, 1780. Estimate of the forces at West Point and its dependencies, September 13, 1780.