The White House
On November 1, 1800, President John Adams, in the last year of his only term as president, moved into the newly constructed President’s House, t...
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Annapolis Tea Party
More than 250 years after it happened, the Boston Tea Party remains one of the most popular images of the Revolutionary period. That’s no surpri...
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The Daughters Of Liberty
Much has been written about the Sons of Liberty and their role in propelling the rebellion of the American colonies. Their counter parts, the Daughter...
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The Ladies Of The Edenton Tea Party And Its Aftermath
In October 1774, 51 ladies from Edenton and the surrounding area signed a statement, dated October 25, 1774, supporting the resolutions passed by the ...
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Leading Up To The Edenton Tea Party
Tea was important to colonists for a couple of reasons. Drinking tea was safer than drinking water, although they did not know at that time that it de...
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Notes Of Debates From The Continental Congress
Within the National Archives, the diary of our future President John Adams is held. Reading his notes from 28 July 1774 provide great insight into the...
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Georgia – The Outlier
The colonies elected delegates to the First Continental Congress in various ways. Some delegates were elected through their respective colonial legisl...
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Who Were William Hooper, Joseph Hewes & Richard Caswell?
The First Provincial Congress elected three delegates to the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia. These three delegates were witness and party ...
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The Beginnings Of Self Government
In this, another in the series of articles from the SAR and DAR leading up to America's 250th birthday in 2026, we learn more about the beginnings of ...
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Patriot Turned Pirate
In this, another in the series of articles from the SAR and DAR leading up to America's 250th birthday in 2026, we learn more about Samuel Ross Mason....
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250th Anniversary Of The First Provincial Congress & The Committees Of...
In this, another in the series of articles from the SAR and DAR leading up to America's 250th birthday, we learn about North Carolina taking its first...
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Proclamation Of Rebellion
In this, another in the series of articles from the SAR and DAR leading up to America's 250th birthday in 2026, we learn more about King George III an...
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The Cherokee And Catawba Nations And The Revolutionary War
In this, another in the series of articles from the SAR and DAR leading up to America's 250th birthday in 2026, we learn more about North Carolina&rsq...
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Cherokee Expedition
Between August and September 1776, thousands of Continental soldiers and militia from Virginia, Georgia and both North and South Carolina descended up...
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Benjamin Franklin & The United States Post Office
In this, another in the series of articles from the SAR and DAR leading up to America's 250th birthday in 2026 we learn about our first postmaster Ben...
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The Failed Penobscot Expedition
When most people think of Paul Revere, the images that come to mind typically revolve around either his famous Midnight Ride or perhaps his day job as...
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