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Spiritof76 is starting out the new year with a new format - one
aimed at better presenting our readership with an increasing archive of
18th century online resources. Previous constraints to past
publications have since been lifted, and we are making every effort to
take advantage of the potential this publication has to offer. The
internet is a vast resource, and our goal is to bring 18th century America
and the american revolution to our readers in a format that is
informative, educational and entertaining. We welcome your comments
and suggestions, and as this site continues to develop, we hope that
it does so with the help and guidance of our readers.
WHAT DO
YOU DO
WITH A SQUASH?
Patrick Petti knows, and he's
written a very surprising and delicious remedy for the common gourd.
Click here.
Please
direct all correspondence to:
editor
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As has
always been our custom, Spiritof76 will continue to provide free hosting
for Revolutionary War parks and living history groups. the following
historic parks are currently included with this site:
Washington Crossing
Historic Park
Fort
Mifflin
Fort
Ticonderoga
Renewed efforts are underway to
include a sizable listing of Revolutionary War living history units on
this site. We will gladly link to a unit's site as well as provide
formatted hosting services for any unit not currently online. Click
here to
view those units currently part of this site. Any unit wishing to be
represented herein please click here for
details.
The Revolutionary War TimeLine is being
developed using a compilation of period reference books and
periodicals. This section is under a constant state of development
as we research material to add to these pages. |
THE RESTORATION
OF THE
1753 BACHMANN TAVERN
Reisen Afrika
At the corner of Northampton and
Second streets in  downtown Easton, PA stands the 1753
Bachmann Tavern and Publcik House. Built in 1753, the Bachmann
structure has been a witness to Easton's entire development from its
infancy as a frontier village to the present day. Throughout its 248
years the building has stood in both active and abandoned states and has
housed a variety of businesses all the while retaining 80% of its original
fabrication. now owned by the Easton Heritage Alliance, the exterior
renovation of the building was recently completed and work has begun on
the interior. we will be revisiting the progress of the Bachmann
project in feature articles throughout the coming months.
This publication continues its
support of G. Gedney Godwin,
Inc. We stand by Godwin's as the world's leading supplier of 18th
century military and civilian reproduction goods - a truly great
resource.
Spiritof76 also welcomes Tentsmiths to the Spiritof76
network. Tentsmiths produces period tentage for every century, and
we speak from experience when we say that their tents are the best
around.
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