Flip through the American Revolution from the Boston Massacre to the Treaty of Paris, one month at a time. Twelve paintings of events arranged in chronological order, from the Boston Massacre in January to The Treaty of Paris December. More than a date-keeping tool: an amazing decorative piece and a year-long course in how the United States was made.
Product features
- Wire coil binding and centered hanging hole for easy flipping and display
- Printed on 270gsm semi-gloss paper for vivid color and sturdy feel
- Clear monthly date grids with generous writing space (holidays not marked)
- One standard size: 10.8" × 8.4" (27.4 × 21.3 cm)
- Recyclable pages once binding wire is removed
Events and Paintings Showcased
January: The Boston Massacre — March 5th, 1770 (engraved by Paul Revere after Henry Pelham)
February: The Boston Tea Party — December 16th, 1773 (Nathaniel Currier)
March: Battles of Lexington and Concord — April 19th, 1775 (William Barnes Wollen)
April: Battle of Bunker Hill — June 17th, 1775 (John Trumbull)
May: The Declaration of Independence — July 4th, 1776 (John Trumbull)
June: Battle of Long Island — August 27th, 1776 (Alonzo Chappel)
July: Washington Crossing the Delaware — December 25th–26th, 1776 (Emanuel Leutze)
August: Battle of Princeton — January 3rd, 1777 (John Trumbull)
September: Surrender at Saratoga — October 17th, 1777 (John Trumbull)
October: Battle of Cowpens — January 17th, 1781 (William Ranney)
November: Surrender at Yorktown — October 19th, 1781 (John Trumbull)\
December: Treaty of Paris — September 3rd, 1783 (Benjamin West)
