Events
06 / 4
Start: 18:30
End: 20:30
Admission: Free.
Contact: Torben Jenk, (215) 739-6061, torben.jenk@verizon.net
A dozen 230-year old maps, plus first-hand testimony from soldiers’ journals, show that British Redoubt No. 1 stood on the site of the proposed SugarHouse casino. Archaeologists have already retrieved 3,500 year old Native Indian artifacts from the site, yet more investigation is needed.
On December 2, 1777, General Washington wrote to Horatio Gates: “Genl.
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07 / 4
Start: 10:00
End: 16:00
City Tavern: The Society’s annual activity on Independence Day. Sure it’s the day of, but just think of the fun you'll have with re-enactments, refreshments, colonial crafts to display and to tell the public about the Fort that saved America. Contact: Jim Mosetter
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