The American Revolution Comes to Lambertville!

History came alive on April 18 in Lambertville! Presentations, performances, reenactments, crafts, tours of the Richard Holcombe House & barns, and more were offered for attendees to experience the history of the American Revolution in Lambertville.

This program was funded by the New Jersey State Library’s REV 250: Examining the Semiquincentennial through a Jersey Lens.

It was presented in partnership with the New Jersey Washington Crossing State Park & Park Association, the City of Lambertville, and the Lambertville Historical Society. Thank you to Roxey Ballet for an amazing performance!

 

Photography courtesy of Bob Meola, Michael Menche, and Lindsay Hansche

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