"Our Flag Was Still There" The defense of Fort McHenry, September 13-14, 1814 - Canvas Giclee

"Our Flag Was Still There" The defense of Fort McHenry, September 13-14, 1814 - Canvas GicleeCanvas Giclee (printed as ordered) 50 Numbered Overall: 35" x 25" $700. 00 The defense of Fort McHenry, September 13 14, 1814 (Commissioned by the United States Army War College graduating class of 2012) The situation in the Chesapeake Bay for the American cause looked dire indeed at the close of August 1814: the Chesapeake Flotilla destroyed, an American army defeated at Bladensburg; Washington sacked and the Capitol building, the White House and the

52nd Regiment Of Foot

British Convention Prisoner of War

The men of Lexington will always be revered for their bravery and devotion to the cause of Liberty on that fateful day

John Buttrick face three companies of British Light Infantry across the wooden bridge near Concord

On June 18

In Fatigue Dress

George Washington Firing the First American Artillery Round at Yorktown

meaning "Freedom will be theirs by the sword

It was the social event of the ages and the capstone to that was the presentation of a flag to the company

Of the 18 Medals of Honor awarded to black soldiers during the entire Civil War

7th Virginia Cavalry

This unit was part of Burgoyne's North American Army but didn't make it to Saratoga as it was left behind to garrison Fort Ticonderoga