1778 Battle of Rhode Island Documentary

1778: Battle of Rhode Island - Documentary Now Available!

1778: Battle of Rhode Island is an 18-minute documentary that brings Rhode Island’s Revolutionary War story to life, from the British occupation of Newport to the events of the 1778 Battle of Rhode Island, the only major Revolutionary War battle fought in the state.
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1776: Gleanings From the Year as Reported in the Pages of the Providence Gazette
A year of Revolutionary War history as it was actually read by Rhode Islanders at the time — week by week.
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Butts Hill Fort Virtual Exhibit

In celebration of the nation's semiquincentennial, this virtual exhibit presents a curated 2D and 3D collection of digitized materials associated with the historical site of Butts Hill Fort, recognized for its importance as a military fortification during the American Revolution.
Plan de la Position de l’Armée Françoise au tour de Newport et du Mouillage de L’Escadre dans la Rade de cette Ville

French Engineers at Butts Hill Fort

The Battle of Rhode Island Association (BoRIA) has completed an important new research project that has uncovered some of the most significant primary-source evidence yet identified concerning Butts Hill Fort, the largest surviving Revolutionary War earthwork in New England.
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Bristol in the American Revolutionary War by Christian McBurney
Discover Bristol, Rhode Island’s vital role in the American Revolution, including the 1778 British raid and the roots of the nation’s oldest Fourth of July celebration.
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Fill out the form at the bottom of any our articles to enter! New prizes added every month. This month's prize is a BoRIA baseball cap and T-shirt.

This website launched on the Anniversary of the Battle of Rhode Island - August 29, 1778.

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