An Explorer's Guide to America's Revolutionary War
Blue and Gray Education Society · Paperback · November 25, 2022
Jam-packed with full-color images, detailed maps, and hundreds of historic sites, An Explorer’s Guide to America’s Revolutionary War is the ultimate travel guide to America’s fight for freedom and democracy.
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- Who it’s for
- A travel guide to Revolutionary War sites, with visitor details, maps, and walking tours.
- Genres
- Revolutionary America (1775-1800), Military Travel, U.S. Military History
- Published
- Blue and Gray Education Society, November 25, 2022
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Jam-packed with full-color images, detailed maps, and hundreds of historic sites, An Explorer’s Guide to America’s Revolutionary War is the ultimate travel guide to America’s fight for freedom and democracy. Written by acclaimed historian Robert M. Dunkerly, this indispensable handbook takes you from colonial unrest to full-grown war to the creation of a new nation.
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The book is the recipient of a Silver Medal in the 2023 Lowell Thomas Awards (Guidebook) from the Society of American Travel Writers. Sidebars highlight important people, significant events, and interesting facts for a deeper understanding of the war. A Taste of History’s chef Walter Staib provides insight into the culinary side with a series of features. Inside you’ll also find: * Comprehensive information on historic houses, battlefields, churches, monuments, national historic sites, museums, historical markers, and more * Detailed visitor information on how to visit each site * 9 walking tours of revolutionary cities with step-by-step directions and colorful maps * Overview maps for each state that include battles and points of interest, plus detailed battlefield maps that highlight the action * A list of the 25 most important events to put the war into historical perspective * A fact-filled chapter providing a Revolutionary War primer
Revolutionary War Sites
A travel guide to Revolutionary War sites, with visitor details, maps, and walking tours.
Come here for
- Visitor information for historic houses and battlefields
- Nine city walking tours with step-by-step directions
Expect
- State maps mark battles and points of interest
- A Revolutionary War primer puts events in historical perspective
Where it sits
| Revolutionary America (1775-1800) | 83% |
|---|---|
| Military Travel | 46% |
| U.S. Military History | 31% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- U.S. Military History
- Revolutionary America (1775-1800)
- Military Travel
- Authors
- Robert M. Dunkerly
- Publisher
- Blue and Gray Education Society
- Published
- November 25, 2022
- Format
- Paperback
- Reading lane
- U.S. Military History