Minute Man Collection
"The Minute Man: Guardians of Liberty in the American Revolution" Step back in time to the historic Bunker Hill battle of 1775
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"The Minute Man: Guardians of Liberty in the American Revolution" Step back in time to the historic Bunker Hill battle of 1775, where brave men like Joseph Warren stood tall on that fateful hill. The Pine Tree flag of the American Revolution fluttered proudly above them, a symbol of their unwavering resolve. EVRV2A-00163 captures the essence of those courageous fighters who delivered the first blow for liberty at Lexington and Concord. A colored engraving by A. H. Ritchie from the 19th century immortalizes this pivotal moment in our nation's history. Daniel Chester French's magnificent statue, "The Minute Man, " stands as a timeless tribute to these valiant individuals. Its line rendering evokes a sense of duty and readiness for war, reminding us that freedom is never free. In an enchanting litho, we witness an American minute-man civilian preparing himself for battle at short notice. This image encapsulates their dedication and willingness to defend their homeland against all odds. The bronze Minute Man statue at Old North Bridge serves as a poignant reminder of those who fought bravely during this tumultuous era. Captured in a photograph from 1874, it stands as a testament to their sacrifice and resilience. Join us on this journey through time as we delve into the Battle of Bunker Hill itself. Colonel William Prescott takes center stage in our imagination as he commands his troops from within the redoubt on Breeds Hill—a scene brought to life through a captivating line engraving from the 19th century. Archibald MacNeal Willard's drawing transports us directly onto Revolutionary War battlegrounds alongside soldiers fighting for independence. Their determination shines through every stroke, reminding us that they fought not only for themselves but also for future generations. These minute men were more than just soldiers; they were ordinary citizens turned heroes when called upon by their young nation. They embodied bravery, patriotism, and the unwavering spirit that defined the American Revolution.