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Archiving Early America
Discover a wealth of articles, images and rare archival material to help you understand this country's formative years.
Free access to our extensive body of information focuses on primary source material that defined a significant time in America's history.
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Daily Studies of Life in Early America
- Polly Frazer - An Unsung Heroine's Story
Mrs. Frazer's faceoff with the British is the most historic Revolutionary War event that we had in the township; it's got to be one of the best-documented events in the county, an encounter between a civilian and British soldiers.
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Teachers & Students:
Download Our Free App to Visit Early America's Historic Sites As You Tour The Original 13 Colonies!
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Defining George Washington
Relive George Washington's historic trip at the age of 21 to the Ohio Valley as you read his personal account at George Washington's Journal.
Did General Washington's spectacles really avert a conspiracy and save the Republic? Find out at Washington's Spectacles.
Washington's Farewell Address To The Nation offered advice and counsel on a number of issues to Americans.
Is his advice still relevant today? Read his Farewell Address and decide.
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A Jefferson Primer
Thomas Jefferson was endowed with a multitude of diverse talents and interests. A close study of his life reveals accomplishments as lawyer, architect, naturalist, paleontologist, inventor, agronomist and linguist.
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Paul Revere, Messenger of the Revolution
