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Generals Washington and Rochambeau from a painting by Auguste Couder at Versailles |
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MANY NEW YORK REVOLUTIONARY WAR PARKS TO CLOSE:
To help deal with New York's state budget crisis Governor
David Paterson has proposed closing to public use 55 state parks and sites,
including the Revolutionary War historic sites of
Stony Point Battlefield, Fort Montgomery, Knox Headquarters,
and New Windsor Cantonment in the lower Hudson Valley
as well as Newtown Battle and Oriskany Battle historic sites
upstate. The park buildings will be maintained, but not the grounds.
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Ten Videos Related to the W3RFor details and links see our video link page. |
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Read our monthly E-newsletter,
An Urgent Dispatch for the General Staff.
The February 2010 issue [PDF] is now available. Recent Events: Gala Banquet in France, [photos]
Workshop on Mission and Priorities for the W3R-NHT [photos]
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The Delaware Kiosk is Back in Operation Pencader Heritage Area Association (PHAA) and
Talisman Interactive (TA) -- the W3R-DE kiosk's computer
was cleaned, repaired, and reprogrammed for off-Web use (by TA). Then Ralph Nelson re-assembled
the kiosk and programmed it for operation as a disk-based Web site and arranged for the W3R-DE
to loan the kiosk for testing and use at the PHAA .
On Dec 12 a team of W3R-DE and PHAA members moved it
from Ralph's garage to the Pencader Heritage Museum. This is located on Rt 72 just south
of Old Baltimore Pike (which follows the W3R-NHT) in Delaware
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PHAA volunteers Barbara White, Bob Barnes, and Frank Romanelli with the W3R-DE kiosk in its new home |
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Where can you see markers about Rochambeau?
Look at Rochambeau markers
listed on www.waymarking.com
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