As the nearly 12-minute film detailing its historical importance draws to a close, the tent that served as George Washington’s home and headquarters during the American Revolution appeared in silhouette behind the screen. As the music swelled, the linen structure present at the birth of the nation…
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Museum of the American Revolution seeks to tell 'uplifting' story
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