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This American Revolution Uniform Survived 250 Years!

Season 3 Episode 12

Join Matt and Nicole on a Field Trip to the Thompson-Pell Research Center at Fort Ticonderoga. Guided by historian Dr. Matthew Keagle, they explore rare Revolutionary War-era artifacts and documents that reveal how people lived, worked, and recorded history during the fight for independence.

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