Lovely fall day at Star Fort, in Ninety-Six, SC.

Gaspee Days reenactment

Little remains of the home of Ben Franklin but the back wall was part of his complex at this location. Print shop behind this wall was built for Grandson Ben Franklin Bache. Franklin's shop was at 2nd and Market, which was Philadelphia's colonial center of commerce

My favorite plane, an F4U Corsair at the Naval Air Museum in Pensacola, FL.

You can read more about the museum here.

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A regimental fife and drum corps.

Cannons on display at Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.

Winter quarters; soldiers in front of their wooden hut, Pine Cottage

this is a cool rock formation just off of Little Round Top

Another replica of Washington, being sworn in as first President at New York's Federal Hall.

the story behind this sculpture

Gaspee Days reenactment

The official dedication of the memorial by President Dwight D. Eisenhower occurred on November 10, 1954, the 179th anniversary of the Marine Corps. In 1961, President John F. Kennedy issued a proclamation that a Flag of the United States should fly from the memorial 24 hours a day, one of the few official sites where this is required. The Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C. uses this memorial as a centerpiece of the weekly Sunset Parade featuring the Drum and Bugle Corps and the Silent Drill Platoon

End of School year 2012.

Gaspee Days reenactment

This car drives itself.

The Washington Monument... Washington, DC

We signed the lease to IndyHall 2.0 at the Graff House, where Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence www.ushistory.org/Declaration/graff.htm

Lafayette's Quarters

www.ushistory.org/brandywine/brandywine.htm

scanned from 4x6 print

Revolutionary and Civil War Mine and Foundry.

Historic site in West Milford, NJ

www.longpondironworks.org

Gaspee Days reenactment

Gaspee Days reenactment

Lovely fall day at Star Fort, in Ninety-Six, SC.

Old Charlestown road.