1763-1788 American Revolution Camp Life

1763-1788 American Revolution Camp Life

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Clipart images of typical life living in a military camp during the American Revolution.

Bakery
The bakery. Near the southeastern angle of the range of barracks is the bakery; it is an under-ground arched room, and was beneath the glacis, perfectly bomb-proof, and protected from all dang...

Before Battle Prayer
The crew of a naval ship in the Revolutionary War praying before they head in to battle....

Camp Ground
"View of the Camp Ground. This is from a painting by Tice, in my possession. The land on which the encampment on the west side of the meadow was, in now owned chiefly by Gilbert Tompkins and Nathani...

Convention Troops
"View of the encampment of the Convention Troops."—Lossing, 1851...

Western Line of Barracks
Western line of barracks. There were four large buildings used for barracks within the fort, the walls or chimneys of which were built of limestone. One of them has been entirely removed, and anothe...

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	Bakery The bakery. Near the southeastern angle of the range of barracks is the bakery; it is an under-ground arched room, and was beneath the glacis, perfectly bomb-proof, and protected from all dang...
	Before Battle Prayer The crew of a naval ship in the Revolutionary War praying before they head in to battle....
	Camp Ground "View of the Camp Ground. This is from a painting by Tice, in my possession. The land on which the encampment on the west side of the meadow was, in now owned chiefly by Gilbert Tompkins and Nathani...
	Convention Troops "View of the encampment of the Convention Troops."—Lossing, 1851...
	Western Line of Barracks Western line of barracks. There were four large buildings used for barracks within the fort, the walls or chimneys of which were built of limestone. One of them has been entirely removed, and anothe...