Revolutionary War

250 Years Later and Counting

From a rare Dunlap Broadside to an original Constitution, Revolutionary history comes alive at the Princeton University Library

Washington at Commencement

The 26 Days’ Tyranny: What Happened to Princeton’s Patriots, Tories, and Quakers During the British Occupation

The Battle of Princeton

An encounter in a farmer's field 200 years ago changed the course of the Revolution

‘A New People with a New Set-of-Mind’: Some Consequences of the American Revolution

The American Revolution’s Influence Then & Now

Revolutionary Princeton Depicted

Letters of Charles C. Beatty 1775, Recent Gift to University, Reflect Thought and Action of Campus in those Stirring Times

The Turning Point of the American Revolution

A Ballad of Princeton Battle

Princeton in War Time

A poem by Alfred Noyes, a visiting professor at Princeton University

Colonial and Revolutionary Bridges

Princeton in the Revolutionary War