Overlooked Historical Sites of the American Revolution

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The article explores overlooked historical sites related to the American Revolution including the Bayley Hazen Road in Vermont, the French Cemetery at Yorktown, Nathan Hale's execution site in Manhattan, the Doric column at Fort Greene Park, and the Marion County Museum in South Carolina.

Key Points

  • Bayley Hazen Road in Vermont was an unfinished project to supply troops fighting in Quebec
  • French Cemetery at Yorktown honors French soldiers who fought for American independence
  • Nathan Hale's execution site in Manhattan offers a glimpse into Revolutionary War history
  • Doric column at Fort Greene Park commemorates American soldiers who died in British prison ships
  • Marion County Museum in South Carolina celebrates the legacy of Francis Marion, the 'Swamp Fox'

Pros

  • Highlights lesser-known historical sites related to the American Revolution
  • Provides insights into the sacrifices and struggles of individuals during the war for independence

Cons

  • Focuses more on historical sites than on in-depth analysis