Gunpowder, the Bahamas, and the First Marine Killed in Action
byIn the summer of 1775, George Washington assumed command of the Continental Army outside Boston and immediately began the process of organizing his forces….
In the summer of 1775, George Washington assumed command of the Continental Army outside Boston and immediately began the process of organizing his forces….
The Royal Governor’s April 21, 1775 removal from Williamsburg’s Powder Magazine of gunpowder essential to Virginia’s defense caused an immediate furor among Virginians as…
In 1775, the tension between the American colonies and Great Britain escalated into armed conflict at then-little-known places such as Lexington, Concord and Bunker…
In the summer of 1775, Gen. George Washington fell victim to bad information about the Continental Army’s gunpowder supply. When he finally received accurate…
As we know from our history books, the War for Independence began with the shots fired at Lexington and Concord. Those shots required gunpowder,…