Revolutionary Relics at National Museum Capture Washington’s Era
The National Museum displays Washington’s uniform and robe, Paul Jones flag, Hancock sword, Gansevoort items, and Paul Revere crafted silver for the Revolution. Exhibits include Washington’s pewter, cannons, grenades, Chase family silver, pewter plates, and a John Paulding canteen from the Andre capture.
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George Washington
Wrehington
John Paul Jones
John Cropper
Virginia
John Hancock
America
Massachusetts
Congress
le Marquia de la Rochambeau
Lafayette
Peter Gansevoort
New York
Gilbert Stewart
Gen. Gansevoort
Nental
Order of the Cincinnati
Fort Standis
Paul Revere
Concord
Citizens of Concord
Chase
Theae
Samuel Chase
Supreme Court
Daughters of the Confederacy
United States
Curios
Allverana
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
BU Flourlahing
William Smallwood
Maryland
Brooklyn Heights
John Paulding
Andre
Canal Zone Housing and Life Under the American Rule
A long account of the Panama Canal Zone housing and living conditions under U S control describes transferred French company buildings, quarters for laborers of various nationalities, and the sanitary efforts. It notes improvements in climate, sanitation, and comfort, differences between married and bachelor accommodations, and the social life of American families amid tropical disease concerns.
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Junamese
Freych Company
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Canal Commission
Murobra
Teihtilan
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Mailroad Commiscariea
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