December 1775: Winter Hardship, Bold Gambles, and the Long Road to Independence As winter tightened its grip, the war expanded in both geography and consequence. From the frozen lakes of

November 1775: A Month of Escalation, Resolve, and Reckoning As autumn deepened, the American colonies found themselves pulled further into the gravity of revolution. Hopes for reconciliation dimmed, armies pushed

Following the Road to Independence—One Day at a Time The month of October 1775 saw the Revolution deepen in both resolve and peril. The colonies faced betrayal, brutal British attacks,

“Replanting History” — Clarke Apple Orchard to Return to Princeton Battlefield Princeton Battlefield Restoration: The historic apple orchard that stood on the William Clarke farm — the very land where

Following the Road to Independence—One Day at a Time The month of July 1775 marks a crucial period of transformation. The colonies moved from petitions for peace to laying the

Following the Road to Independence—One Day at a Time The month of June was pivotal in 1775, as the American colonies moved from resistance to revolution. Here’s a look at

Following the Road to Independence—One Day at a Time Each day in May brings us closer to understanding the steady, passionate drumbeat of revolution that grew louder throughout the spring

PPBS to mark each day of the American Revolution leading to January 3, 1777 –Battlefield tours begin May 18th Renowned Local Historian Larry Kidder to make three special presentations this

Following the Road to Independence—One Day at a Time This spring marks the start of something extraordinary—not just in 1775 but in 2025. As we approach the 250th anniversary of