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Frederic C. Detwiller

Frederic C. Detwiller

Frederic C. Detwiller (Princeton, ‘68, BA Architecture, MS in Preservation, Columbia, ‘82) is principal of New England Landmarks, Georgetown, MA. He does restoration, preservation, and historic research throughout New England. In 1968, he began in Boston on Faneuil Hall Markets Project at Architectural Heritage, Inc./F. A. Stahl Assoc., Architects with James H. Ballou, AIA, of Salem. He later was historical architect with McGinley Hart & Associates. In 1977 he published his book Battle & Plunder of Short Hills, NJ, 1777 and in 1981 received the Bulfinch Award for Restoration and Preservation. In 1976 and 1989, with wife Ellen Moloney (Smith ’68), he produced bicentennial tableaux vivants “Lafayette Nous Voici!” He is board member of Govs. Shirley-Eustis House, MA, Lafayette Society, and the local historical society.

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People, Politics During the War (1775-1783), Techniques & Tech, The War Years (1775-1783) July 23, 2019 July 23, 2019

“Monsr Dubuq,” the First French Officer to Serve the American Cause?

To historians of the American Revolution, the date of 1775 for French participation in the Patriot cause may seem incredible. The enigmatic “Monsr Dubuq,”…

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