By Carl H. Peterson Copyright 2001

1. Union prisoners at Salisbury, N.C. drawn from nature by ... Otto Boetticher ; lith. of Sarony, Major & Knapp, N. York
2. 1996 Connecticut State Winner; Memories of Dubrovnik #1
3. War Bag and Pouch [35mm slide]
4. War Gardening and Home Storage of Vegetables
5. Warriors with spears in ornamented war canoe.
6. 1992 1st Place National Winner; Proud to be an American
7. Sod house near Sargent, Custer County, Nebraska.
8. The happy contraband / Emerson.
9. War Books
10. War bonds over 90% : N.O.P.E.
11. President Coolidge at opening session of the D.A.R.
12. Daughters of the American Revolution. Daughters of the American Revolution badge.
13. Daughters of the American Revolution. Exterior of Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
14. Daughters of the American Revolution. Monument to the founders of Daughters of the American Revolution.
15. Daughters of the American Revolution. Daughters of the American Revolution library interior, horizontal.
16. Daughters of the American Revolution. Daughters of the American Revolution library interior, vertical.
17. Daughters of the American Revolution. South side of Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
18. Daughters of the American Revolution. Columns in front of Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
19. Daughters of the American Revolution. Columns in front of Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
20. Daughters of the American Revolution. Columns in front of Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
21. Daughters of the American Revolution. Exterior of Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
22. Daughters of the American Revolution. Exterior of museum, Daughters of the American Revolution Building
23. Daughters of the American Revolution. South portico of Daughters of the American Revolution Building II.
24. Daughters of the American Revolution. South portico of Daughters of the American Revolution Building I.
25. Santa Fe, New Mexico, monument / Geo. L. Beam.
26. Daughters of the American Revolution. Full-length view of museum in Daughters of the American Revolution Building.
27. Daughters of the American Revolution. Mantel and fireplace in museum in Daughters of the American Revolution Building
28. Daughters of the American Revolution. Museum in Daughters of the American Revolution Building showing arch and painting
29. Memorial to sons and daughters of American Revolution [i.e. Maryland Line Monument], Baltimore, Md.. CREATED/PUBLISHED
30. Washington, D.C. Historical marker erected by Daughters of the American Revolution near the Sears Roebuck store on Wisconsin Avenue, now called River Road.
31. Abigail Adams
32. Baron Von Steuben
33. Benjamin Franklin
34. Boston Massacre
35. Boston Tea Party
36. Independence Hall, Phillidelphia
37. John Adams
38. John Hancock
39. Liberty Bell
40. Signing of the Constitution
41. Surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown, Virginia
42. George Washington
43. JOHN ADAMS
44. FISHER AMES
45. BENEDICT ARNOLD
46. TENCH COXE
47. JOHN DICKENSON
48. OLIVER ELLSWORTH
49. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
50. BENJAMIN H. GRIERSON
51. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
52. ALEXANDER HAMILTON
53. JOHN HANCOCK
54. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
55. PATRICK HENRY
56. FRANCIS HOPKINSON
57. WHASHINGTON IRVING
58. ANDREW JACKSON
59. JAMES JACKSON
60. JOHN JAY
61. THOMAS JEFFERSON
62. PAUL JONES
63. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON
64. JAMES MADISON
65. FRANCIS MARION
66. JOHN MARSHALL
67. JAMES MONROE
68. ROBERT MORRIS
69. WILLIAM PINKNEY
70. RUFUS PUTNAM
71. DAVID RAMSAY
72. Benjamin Franklin
73. Franklin in London
74. Alexander Hamilton
75. John Hancock
76. Thomas Jefferson
77. James Madison
78. George Washington
79. Abigail Adams
80. Battle of Brandywine
81. Sir Henry Clinton
82. Molly Pitcher
83. Sir William Howe
84. British Frontal Attack Up Breed's Hill
85. Building the Earthwork Fort on Breed's Hill
86. Bunker Hill
87. Bunker Hill - A battle that should never have been fought on a hill that should never have been defended.
88. Major General John Burgoyne
89. Brigadier General Horatio Gates
90. Major General Nathanael Greene
91. Benedict Arnold
92. Arnold Leading the Charge at Freeman's Farm
93. Benedict Arnold
94. Benedict Arnold meets John Andre.
95. Washington Crossing the Delaware
96. Battle of Brandywine
97. General Charles Cornwallis
98. Col. Banastre Tarleton
99. George Rogers Clark
100. The 1778 map (left) shows the area of George Rogers Clark's campaign of 1778-79.
101. Thomas Gage
102. The Boston Tea Party
103. Charles Townshend, Chancellor of the Exchequer
104. The Townshend Acts
105. Eagle
106. Major General Henry Knox
107. Yorktown Campaign
108. Yorktown Campaign
109. Yorktown Campaign
110. Marching To Valley Forge
111. American Colonial Soldier (Left)
112. British Soldier (Left)
113. American Colonial Officer (Left)
114. American Artillery Officer (Left)
115. George Washington
116. Farewell to Congress
117. Retirement and Assessment
118. General Burgoyne Surrenders
119. Von Steuben (left) and Washington At Valley Forge
120. Von Steuben drilling troops at Valley Forge
121. Franklin In London (Left)
122. Drafting the Declaration of Independence
123. Signing the Declaration of Independence - July 2, 1776
124. Reading the Declaration of Independence
125. A tax stamp manufactured for the Stamp Act
126. Protest against the Stamp Act The sign in the background reads
127. More Stamps
128. Minutemen
129. Thomas Paine
130. Thomas Paine
131. Captain John Parker, Lexington Militia
132. Contenantal army soldier
133. Major John Pitcairn
134. The Shot Heard 'Round The World
135. Horsemen swiftly carried the news of the bloodshed at Lexington to nearby Massachusetts towns
136. Background
137. British Troops Land At Long Wharf, Boston Harbor - 1768
138. Thomas Hutchinson
139. Samuel Adams
140. Paul Revere
141. Wartime Services
142. Wartime Services
143. Alexander Hamilton
144. Alexander Hamilton
145. Thomas Jefferson
146. Thomas Jefferson
147. Wartime Governor of Virginia
148. Thomas Jefferson
149. Jefferson's
150. James Madison