Old Sam Whittemore, April 19th, 1775 - Canvas Giclee

Old Sam Whittemore, April 19th, 1775 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee Limited Edition of 45 that is 33" by 23" and is $600. The subject is 78 year old Samuel Whittemore, who took up arms in the later part of the day on April 19, 1775 after the Battles of Lexington and Concord. While skirmishing with others he was cornered by soldiers of the battalion company of the British 47th Regiment of Foot. He shot one with his musket and two more with his pistols. He was shot in the face, clubbed in the head with a

he reformed his men and after an impassioned speech by the Reverend Jonas Clarke

Washington had completely encircled Cornwallis and Yorktown with the combined forces of Continental and French troops

Right now I'm in a Highlander period

The British Legion dragoons were positioned around the Williamson house

Washington had entered Williamsburg to the acclaim of some 2

Tippecanoe

Cornwallis did not attend the formal surrender ceremony

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The Whigs were thoroughly briefed on the layout of the enemy camp: the Tory militia was positioned in an old field about 100 yards south of Williamson’s house

George Washington Firing the First American Artillery Round at Yorktown

42nd Regiment of Foot

Hartley’s Regiment