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Erin Weinman

Erin Weinman

Erin Weinman is currently a student at Rutgers University finishing up her B.A. in history with a track in Public History. In 2009, she began work at the Wallace House in New Jersey as a volunteer and historical interpreter. Her research began in 2014 when she was positioned as a research assistant at Rutgers in preparation for the 250th Anniversary at the school and took part in several small projects in her history courses. As part of the history degree program, she completed an internship at The David Library in Washington Crossing, PA. She hopes to continue her studies in the American Revolution and early modern European history.

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Arts & Literature August 6, 2015 August 28, 2016

Oliver Reed: Letters of an American Soldier

There isn’t a doubt that Oliver Reed was just like any other soldier who had gone away to fight in the American Revolution, writing…

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