1.Washington Rock State Park

New JerseyMark Koza

Washington Rock State Park

Washington Rock State Park

2.Fort Washington

Manhattan

Battle at Fort Washington

Margret Corbin loading cannon.

3.The Dyckman House

Manhattan

Dyckman House

Occupied first by Jan Dyckman and Occupied first by Jan Dyckman and his family during the 1600’s. his family during the 1600’s. Was later occupied by the British Was later occupied by the British army between 1776-1783.army between 1776-1783.

Bedroom Main Parlor

Military HutWinter Kitchen

4.Federal HallManhattan

Original Federal HallCirca 1798

by Archibald Robertson

Federal Hall National Memorial Today

5.Fraunces Tavern

Manhattan

Fraunces’ Tavern

(The Old De Lancey Mansion)

Hollyer, Samuel, "Fraunces' Tavern, N.Y.C., 1777 - ID: 804911 - NYPL Digital Gallery," NYPL Digital

Gallery | Home,

http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm?trg=1&strucID=691818&imageid=804911&total=1&e=w

(accessed July 15, 2013)."A Revolutionary Double-Header | NY Resident Tourist," NY Resident Tourist | I'm sightseeing in New York just like a vistor

would…sort of, http://nyresidenttourist.wordpress.com/2011/03/18/a-revolutionary-double-header/ (accessed July 15, 2013).

"Frances Tavern-The Long Room," MAAP | Mapping the African American Past, http://maap.columbia.edu/image/view/764.html

(accessed July 15, 2013).

The Long Room

"George Clinton Room, Fraunces Tavern | Flickr - Photo Sharing!." Welcome to Flickr - Photo

Sharing. http://www.flickr.com/photos/andychurch/6006140919/ (accessed July 15, 2013).

The Clinton Room

6.Fulton Ferry Landing

BrooklynPaul Mack

Fulton Ferry Landing

Photograph of Fulton Ferry Landing Site Circa 2013

Fulton Ferry Landing

Painted Depiction of Fulton Ferry Landing Site Circa 1778

7.The Prison Ship Martyrs’

MonumentFort Greene, Brooklyn

The Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument originally in 1908

The Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument Today