Revisit the Revolution: Traveling Exhibit
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Revisit the Revolution: Traveling Exhibit

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📍The Nyack Library · 59 South Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960 Get directions ↗
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Did you know nearly a quarter of the American Revolution was fought in New York State? Join us 9/22 to 9/29 to discover the Revisit the Revolution traveling exhibit – produced by @nystateparks and hosted here! The exhibit includes objects such as a pendant brooch with a lock of George Washington’s hair and attire worn by soldiers, enslaved persons, and spies.

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