Parker's Revenge, April 19, 1775 - Canvas Giclee both of green linen and

both of green linen and trimmed with "straw" or buff-colored fringe

I thought Major Talmadge's legs (far left with helmet) were a bit short so I lengthened them at tad

Troiani) that is 33" by 23" and is $650

mainly removing a front porch that was added in the 19th Century

Turnbull dispatched Huck’s dragoons and the Loyalist militia to destroy two Patriot or “Whig” militia camps at the Fishing Creek Presbyterian Meeting House in northern Chester County and Colonel William Hill’s Ironworks in York County

Parker's Revenge, April 19, 1775 - Canvas Giclee both of green linen andCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 15 Numbered Overall: 33" x 24" $700. 00 On the afternoon of April 19th, 1775, British light infantry and grenadiers began the long 18 mile march back to Boston. It had been a marginally successful expedition to Concord looking for martial supplies stockpiled in the town by the Provincial Congress for the formation of an army. The British had already been in two fights, one at Lexington Common which left Colonials