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'America's First Veterans': Historians Need Your Help Identifying the Remains of Revolutionary War Troops
Forensics labs need Americans with 18th-century ancestral ties to the states of Maryland, Delaware or North Carolina to come ...
Long Island home built by a Revolutionary War soldier lists for $1.24M — see how it was lovingly restored
A slice of American history is up for grabs in Greenlawn, Long Island. Laura and Robert Dunne are parting ways with their ...
Know any Revolutionary War sites in SC? There are new signs pointing where to find them.
The SC250 and DOT are working together to install new signage to inform drivers of Revolutionary War historical markers along ...
War veteran graves hidden in Hazlet cemetery in danger from construction, boundary fight?
An old cemetery in Hazlet contains the graves of several war veterans, but their locations are unclear. A construction ...
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A Long Island Home Built by a Revolutionary War Soldier Hits the Market
For nearly 36 years, Laura and Robert Dunne have traveled up and down the East Coast sourcing antiques for their Long Island ...
Colombia’s president to declare ‘state of emergency’ as violence in the country’s north escalates
Colombian president Gustavo Petro says he will declare a state of emergency, following a spate of guerrilla attacks in the ...
Miller-Cory House Museum explores the history of gingerbread and the Revolutionary War
Did you know that George Washington’s soldiers ate gingerbread during the Revolutionary War? On Sunday, Feb. 23 from 2 to 4 p ...
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Long Island home built by a Revolutionary War soldier lists for $1.24M — see how it was lovingly restored
Laura and Robert Dunne have spent nearly 36 years restoring and furnishing their historic Long Island home, a circa-1770s timber-frame house built by Revolutionary War soldier Morris Bartow.
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A Long Island Home Built by a Revolutionary War Soldier Hits the Market
timber-frame house built by a Revolutionary War soldier. Full of period-appropriate furniture, the home appears much as it might have in the 18th century.