Relics of the Revolution

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Relics of the Revolution

The Story of the Discovery of the Buried Remains of Military Life in Forts and Camps on Manhattan Island

Reginald Pelham Bolton - 1916

With Military Notes And Illustrations Contributed By W. L. Calver And John Ward Dunsmore

Gustav's Library Vintage Reprint

In the words of the author, "The information which has been secured by the explorations which are herein described, has established the character, as well as the location of most of the fortified places and camps of the troops of the contending Armies of the Revolution, on and around the northern portion of the Island of Manhattan, and comparison of the facts and objects disclosed by the work, with historical records, has resulted in some addition to our knowledge of the difficulties and dangers of that interesting period in our country's history."

This 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", 214 page, soft cover, facsimile reprint is illustrated with a colored plate of Dyckman hut camp and many diagrams and plates. $16.95


Royal Badge of a Guard Officer	Auto Excavation

Weapon Finds	Washington's Headquarters

Table of Contents
Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV Chapter XV Chapter XVI Chapter XVII Chapter XVIII		The Search for Relics Reminders of the Revolution The American Army on the Heights The British and Hessian Armies on the Heights Washington's Headquarters and the Camp of the 38th Foot Regiment Camp of the Musketeer Regiment von Donop The Van Oblienis Farm Fort Washington, or Fort Knyphausen Barracks of the Fort Washington Garrison The Hessian Hut Camp Laurel Hill, later Fort George Fort Tryon, or Forest Hill The Camp of the Hessian Body Guard The Hut Camp of the Seventeenth Regiment of Foot The Hut Camp on the Dyckman Farm Holland's Ferry Camp The Nagel Homestead, or Century House The Exterior Forts and Encampments