...Church (23) handcrafts (23) New York (22) evacuation of 1776 (22) crime (20) smallpox (20) Henry Knox (19) New Hampshire (19) William Howe (19) architecture (19) historical fiction (19) Isaiah Thomas...

...Church (23) handcrafts (23) New York (22) evacuation of 1776 (22) crime (20) smallpox (20) Henry Knox (19) New Hampshire (19) William Howe (19) architecture (19) historical fiction (19) Isaiah Thomas...

...8217;s sculptures, paintings, and other prized possessions, such as the personal libraries of George Washington and Henry Knox. While Beacon Hill’s south face became home to the rich and famous, the less-affluent, including waves...By: Christopher Klein|Date: Nov 8, 2009

...commanded that the cannons be hauled up to Dorchester Heights, completing the trail begun at Ticonderoga by General Henry Knox. The Roxbury groundbreaking will take place at 3 p.m., with ceremonies at Dorchester Heights at 4 p.m. For more...Date: Mar 9, 2008

...for the heads up about today's tale of an intrepid Boston bookseller: "On this day...in 1776, Colonel Henry Knox reached the headquarters of the Continental Army in Cambridge . The young Boston bookseller had pulled off...

...Nova's "Dimming the Sun". Like It! Nope! You're Going You Like It Nope 4 People Like It 4 The Henry Knox Cannon Train 4/10 7PM at Westford Museum Weather historian John Horrigan will retrace the steps of a historic...

Henry Knox From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Henry Knox 1st United States Secretary of War...Battle of Monmouth Siege of Yorktown Henry Knox (July 25, 1750 – October 25, 1806...

...of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton (1789–1795) · Oliver Wolcott, Jr. (1795–1797) Secretary of War Henry Knox (1789–1794) · Timothy Pickering (1795) · James McHenry (1796–1797) Attorney General Edmund Randolph (1792...

...have to do with General Washington and Boston bookseller Henry Knox? Boston National Historical Park rangers will visit...audio-visual presentation the ranger will explain how Henry Knox and General Washington’s troops hauled 59 cannon from...

...on the part of colonists in New York and Massachusetts Bay. In November of 1775, Washington had dispatched Bostonian Henry Knox to retrieve badly needed cannon from Fort Ticonderoga, New York. Teamsters with eighty yoke of oxen made the three...