Military Resources: American Revolution

Resources at the National Archives

Using Revolutionary War Pension Files to Find Family Information

Prologue article, by Jean Nudd

Images of the American Revolution

This lesson plan featured on the NARA Constitution Community web site focuses on the American Revolution.

Pictures of the Revolutionary War

Selected pictures among the audiovisual holdings of the National Archives.

Prisoners during the Revolutionary War, 1776–1783

Revolutionary War Service, 1775–1783

Other Resources

The American Revolution: Military History

Bibliography compiled in 1996 by Janet L. Seymour, Air University Library.

The American Revolution and its Era: Maps & Charts of North American and the West Indies, 1750-1789

This Library of Congress site represents an important historical record of the mapping of North America and the Caribbean.

"The Decisive Day is Come": The Battle of Bunker Hill

Personal accounts, eyewitness descriptions, and contemporary maps and drawings fill this Massachusetts Historical Society site, designed to commemorate the 225th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Documents on the American Revolution

Hillsdale College, in Michigan, sponsors this site which features Revolutionary War military actions.

The History Place: American Revolution

The History Place offers timelines of early American from the first explorations through the establishment of the new nation.

Liberty! The American Revolution

PBS Online and Norwest Corporation present this official online companion to their series of six one-hour documentaries originally broadcast on PBS in November 1997.

Religion and the American Revolution

A Library of Congress online version of an exhibit on religion and the founding of the American Republic.

Revolutionary War & War of 1812 Historic Preservation Study

The web site of the study of the National Park Service's Historic Preservation Service “1) to gather current information about the significance of, current condition of, and threats to the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 sites, and 2) to present preservation and interpretation alternatives for the sites.”

Spy Letters of the American Revolution

Sponsored by the School of Information at the University of Michigan, this site features the Sir Henry Clinton Collection of the Clements Library.