New Books: “Warriors of the 106th” and “Woodfill of the Regulars”

Revere’s Riders runs several events at Camp Atterbury near Edinburgh, IN. Camp Atterbury was established in 1941 and was used for training soldiers during WWII, later a POW camp, and

New Books: “Light-Horse Harry Lee”, “Founding Martyr”, “The First American Revolution”

We have added three new books to our online store, each of which deals with relatively unknown aspects of the American Revolution. Light-Horse Harry Lee: The Rise and Fall of

New Book: His Excellency, George Washington

George Washington is one of the most, if not the most, important men involved in the creation of our great nation. His hand is upon many of the events that

New Book: Pox Americana

The military history of the Revolutionary War is well studied. However, the impact that smallpox (variola major) had on the conduct of the war is not as commonly known. George

New Books: “Alvin York”, “Outlaw Platoon”, and “Lone Survivor”

Three new books have been added to the Revere’s Riders online store. Obviously, each of these books are outside of our usual focus on Revolutionary War history, but we have

New Book: “The British Are Coming”

Pulitzer Prize winning author Rick Atkinson has recently published the first book in The Revolution Trilogy, The British Are Coming where he relates the history of the colonies just before the

New Book: “The Women of the American Revolution”

Did our post on “Women Heroes of the American Revolution” being added to our online store pique your interest in how ladies assisted the men during the Revolutionary War? If

New Book: “Women Heroes of the American Revolution”

Do you believe it was just the men that fought in the Revolutionary War? Well, think again. Several colonial women took up arms to fight against the British in the

New Books in Revere’s Riders Online Store

We have added several new titles to our list of suggested books: “The Men Who Lost America: British Leadership, the American Revolution, and the Fate of the Empire” by Andrew O’Shaughnessy “The