Concord Bridge, The Nineteenth Of April, 1775 - Canvas Giclee

Concord Bridge, The Nineteenth Of April, 1775 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 35 Numbered Overall: 37" x 25" $700. 00 In this latest masterwork, Don Troiani has recreated the momentous scene at Concord Bridge that began the American Revolution and changed the world. Here the Minutemen lead by Maj. John Buttrick face three companies of British Light Infantry across the wooden bridge near Concord, Mass. The Acton Company armed with muskets and bayonets was in the lead as the British opened fire

6th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Militia 1861 As They Marched Through Baltimore

17th New York Veteran Volunteers

He shot one with his musket and two more with his pistols

In one of the most brilliant charges of the war

This idyllic upper Susquehanna’s Wyoming Valley had been first colonized only during the prior decade by two combative factions of settlers from Connecticut and Pennsylvania

proving the worth of rifle-armed troops and the need for additional numbers of such

1st West India Regiment

who were part of Burgoyne's army

as Gabriel Cory now testified “… the inhabitants of the valley of Wyoming received information that the Indians were preparing to make an attack on the people …” and “… he was drafted for the term of four months … as a private in the Pennsylvania militia

Parker found the spot to commence his attack

Delaware Regiment

Infantrymen