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#Histovery Reel by @visit_hnoc - Today is opening day for "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" at HNOC! The new exhibition immerses visitors in 3-D reconstructions of Ameri
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Today is opening day for “American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition” at HNOC! The new exhibition immerses visitors in 3-D reconstructions of America’s fight for independence. Designed and produced by @histovery, the French technology firm behind “Notre-Dame de Paris: The Augmented Exhibition,” the exhibition will be on view through January 2027. Using a HistoPad—an interactive tablet—travel to Boston for a tea party, Philadelphia to sign the Declaration of Independence, Yorktown to declare victory, and Versailles to sign a treaty. Learn how the Spanish colony of New Orleans served as a secret logistical hub for the Continental Army, and follow the military campaign of Spanish governor Bernardo de Gálvez as his multicultural coalition of free men of color, Acadians, and Indigenous volunteers score momentous victories against the British—from New Orleans to Pensacola. Admission is free; timed-entry tickets are required. 🎟️ Learn more and reserve your tickets via the link in our bio, under “On View.”
#Histovery Reel by @rareuva - Five men dead. One snowy night. A spark that changed history. 💥 #OTD On March 5, 1770, the "Bloody Massacre" in King Street ignited a revolution. T
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Five men dead. One snowy night. A spark that changed history. 💥 #OTD On March 5, 1770, the "Bloody Massacre" in King Street ignited a revolution. Today, join our @uvacareercenter IPP intern, Alyssa, as she kicks off a new series diving into our exhibition: "Declaring Independence: Creating and Re-Creating America’s Document." As we look toward #America250, Alyssa will produce videos tracing the revolution from its first sparks to the final victory. She’ll show you how rare artifacts in our collection tell the story of a nation being born—from the first draft of the Declaration in 1776 to the hard-won peace and nation-building that followed. #VA250 #UVA250 Video description: Title card features an engraving depicting the Boston Massacre with text: “The Boston Massacre. March 5, 1770." Video includes panning shots of visual and written accounts of the Boston Massacre as printed in books and newspapers and as seen in an exhibition gallery, in addition to a historic map of Boston. One newspaper features four woodcut caskets and a skull-and-crossbones design on each. End card features an engraving depicting a public reading of the Declaration of Independence with text: “Declaring Independence. An Exhibition: On View Now!” Video ends with a photo of the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library.
#Histovery Reel by @mhs1791 - We declare this exhibit now open! Thank you to WHDH Channel 7 for their coverage of the new MHS exhibit "1776: Declaring Independence." We invite vi
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We declare this exhibit now open! Thank you to WHDH Channel 7 for their coverage of the new MHS exhibit “1776: Declaring Independence.” We invite visitors to come and learn about how Americans’ quest for liberty shaped the Declaration of Independence and what it means today! On view at the Massachusetts Historical Society from now until December 19, 2026. Click the link in the bio to see the full video on the WHDH website.
#Histovery Reel by @faulibraries - Now on Display: The American Revolution Experience! 📅 Open through March 23 Step into the stories of the people who lived the American Revolution. Th
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Now on Display: The American Revolution Experience! 📅 Open through March 23 Step into the stories of the people who lived the American Revolution. This traveling exhibition, created by the American Battlefield Trust and the Daughters of the American Revolution, brings history to life through immersive panels, interactive digital kiosks, vivid illustrations, and powerful first‑person accounts. Don’t miss your chance to explore the journeys, places, and voices that helped shape our nation. ✨ #AmericanRevolutionExperience #HistoryExhibit #AmericanBattlefieldTrust #DAR #MuseumExhibit
#Histovery Reel by @theydied4us - The 2026 ABMF Past is Prologue Essay Contest invites all students ages 11-18 to write an essay for a chance to win prize money up to $10,000! Studen
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The 2026 ABMF Past is Prologue Essay Contest invites all students ages 11-18 to write an essay for a chance to win prize money up to $10,000! Students will explore the unique alliance of America and France in the Revolutionary War, post-Revolution to post-Civil War, World War I, and World War II. Apply today at abmf.org and submit your essay no later than May 3, 2026! #WeRemember #America250 #EssayContest
#Histovery Reel by @diplomacyreels - The Trent Affair (1861) was a major diplomatic crisis during the American Civil War. On November 8, Union Captain Charles Wilkes aboard USS San Jacint
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The Trent Affair (1861) was a major diplomatic crisis during the American Civil War. On November 8, Union Captain Charles Wilkes aboard USS San Jacinto intercepted the British mail steamer RMS Trent in international waters and forcibly removed two Confederate envoys—James Mason and John Slidell—who were traveling to Britain and France seeking diplomatic recognition and support for the Confederacy. Britain protested the seizure as a violation of neutral rights and freedom of the seas, demanding their release and an apology while preparing for potential war, including troop movements to Canada. The U.S. initially celebrated the act, but President Lincoln’s administration, facing the risk of fighting two wars, disavowed Wilkes’ overreach (he failed to bring the Trent before a prize court) and released the diplomats in December without formal apology. The incident highlighted tensions over neutrality, consular/diplomatic protections, and plenipotentiary missions, ultimately resolved through pragmatic de-escalation to avoid broader conflict. Check out the writing of Hermes Trismegistus below: https://linktr.ee/SaguaroLakePrinting #diplomacy #geopolitics #hermes #darktide #internationalrelations
#Histovery Reel by @nysmuseum - #LookAtThis if you love stories of spies and Revolutionary War intrigue! The Fidelity Medallion was awarded to the three New York militiamen who captu
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#LookAtThis if you love stories of spies and Revolutionary War intrigue! The Fidelity Medallion was awarded to the three New York militiamen who captured British spy Major John André and helped uncover Benedict Arnold’s plot to betray West Point. Join Senior Historian Aaron Noble to learn how this rare medal—now part of the New York State Museum’s collection—became a powerful symbol of loyalty in this episode of Look at This! #NYSMcollections #AmericanRevolution #BenedictArnold #Rev250NY
#Histovery Reel by @alternateworldhistorybykay - Imagine the American Revolution with instant communication! How would history change if the telegraph existed in 1776? #AlternateHistory #Revolution #
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Imagine the American Revolution with instant communication! How would history change if the telegraph existed in 1776? #AlternateHistory #Revolution #WhatIf #History #Tech #HistoryBites
#Histovery Reel by @yeoldetaverntours - Happy 250th anniversary of Evacuation Day! In under a minute, hear the story about the siege of Boston and how Henry Knox and George Washington broke
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Happy 250th anniversary of Evacuation Day! In under a minute, hear the story about the siege of Boston and how Henry Knox and George Washington broke the siege on March 17, 1776. MA250 America250 sestercentennial eighteenth-century US history
#Histovery Reel by @nationalwwimuseum - Three opportunities to see the Treaty of Paris (1783) during America's 250th year: 1️⃣ 🇺🇸 In Boston in the Adams Presidential Library exhibition "F
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Three opportunities to see the Treaty of Paris (1783) during America’s 250th year: 1️⃣ 🇺🇸 In Boston in the Adams Presidential Library exhibition “From Yorktown to the Hotel d’York: Winning Peace” on view at the @mhs1791 from March 6 - May 30. 2️⃣ ✈️ Catch the “#ArchivesFreedomPlane National Tour: Documents That Forged a Nation” exhibition of original, founding-era documents from the @usnatarchives on view at eight locations across the United States now through August 16 (thanks to @archivesfdn). 3️⃣ 🇬🇧 In the United Kingdom? Check out the @nationalarchivesuk copy on view in “Revolution 250: The Making of the USA” opening May 23. Learn more at www.masshist.org and www.freedomplane.org.
#Histovery Reel by @aitalks2u - French support. Strategy. Patriot determination. ⚔️ Yorktown ended major fighting and secured American independence. #BattleOfYorktown #AmericanRevolu
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French support. Strategy. Patriot determination. ⚔️ Yorktown ended major fighting and secured American independence. #BattleOfYorktown #AmericanRevolution #USHistory #HistoryFacts #Victory

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