Benjamin Franklin: Famous Freemason

This article provides a brief history of the Masonic activities of Benjamin Franklin, as well as some of his work in spreading the principles of Freemasonry wherever he lived: in colonial Philadelphia, England, and France.

Submitted By G. Stolyarov II

Untold reserves

Anyone is capable of extraordinary feats of bravery in the right circumstances. Paul Revere contributed to freedom and to his community even as he lived a rich and varied but typical life of his times.

Submitted By Dr S Banerji

The Boston Massacre
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The Boston Massacre became a pivotal event in the history of the United States War for Independence, but it was an immediate result of built up anger and resentment toward the British soldiers occupying Boston.

Submitted By Corner Scribe

Craftsmen In Colonial America

This is the story of how craftsmen, coming to the New World, developed a uniquely American style of work in the days preceding the American Revolution.

Submitted By Hugh Kramer

The British Are Coming: The Story of Paul Revere

During the American Revolution, many people played a critical role in this significant point in American history. Among these historical figures is Paul Revere, who is well known as a firm believer in American liberty and the deliverer of news that danger was on its way.

Submitted By Laura Rice

People of the Revolution: Benedict Arnold

During the Revolution, many historical figures played an important role in the duration and outcome of this most famous era in American history. Perhaps the most controversial figure to play a role in the American Revolution was Benedict Arnold, who is now known as America"s most famous traitor.

Submitted By Laura Rice