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We begin in Boston
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- Boston is the cradle of the American revolution – that eventually led to the Declaration of Independence:
INFO: Boston in the American Revolution - There were a number of a historical factors – but the key complaint was taxation without representation.
- This led to skirmishes and tighter sanctions that lit the spark of freedom:
INFO: Seige of Boston - Boston is one of the greatest places to visit to relive history and enjoy the present July 4th celebration:
INFO: 4th of July in Boston - What comments can you share?
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Leaving Boston for New York
Notes:
- New York had a minor roll leading up to the declaration – but was central in several battle skirmishes that controlled the Hudson valley.
- The best place to view pre-revolutionary war history is downtown in the financial district:
INFO: lower Manhattan historical sights - It is also the best place to view the spectacular firework show:
INFO: things to do in New York July 4th - What comments can you share?
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Philidelphia – place of Indepedence
Notes:
- Just down from New York on I-95 is the city of Brotherly Love – Philidelphia.
- Philidelphia is the place where the Continential Congress gathered to write, debate and pass the Declaration of Independence:
INFO: Independence Hall National Momument - The Declaration was read and presented to the public on July 4, 1776 – the birth of the United States:
INFO: reading of the Declaration of Indepedence - And don’t forget – spend some time enjoying the 4th celebrations in the city where it all began:
INFO: philly 4th celebrations - What comments can you share?
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South of Philidelphia is Washington DC
Notes:
- But Washington DC didn’t exist during the revolutionary period – it only came into existance long after the war:
INFO: early DC history – it’s founding - But DC if full of artifacts that include the original Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, Bill of Rights and other historical items that are worth visiting:
INFO: national archives | Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History - And DC offers much as you travel the July 4th historical corridor – including some to the best 4th of July celebrations:
INFO: best way to celebrate the 4th DC - What comments can you share?
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Moving further south to Richmond/Wiliamsburg
Notes:
- Our last stop on our July 4th historical corridor – Richmond and Williamsburg, VA.
- Home of the Virginia delegation that included Richard Henry Lee, Patrick Henry, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and others.
- It is also home to the famous line from Patrick Henry, “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death”, renacted weekly at St. John’s Church:
INFO: 240th Anniversary of Patrick Henry’s Liberty or Death Speech | visit St. John’s Church - And you can actually experience Revelutionary times by traveling 45 miles east of Richmond to Colonial Williamburg:
INFO: colonial williamsbury - Happy 4th! And we hope your travels are safe and fun as you vist the July 4th historical corridor.
- What comments can you share?
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