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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2008 · 9 MIN

1. Why Valley Forge?

from Valley Forge and PECO Podcasts Through History · host NPS.GOV

Why Valley Forge? quickly tells the story of the first three years of the Revolutionary War. This podcast uses a combination of Google Earth, Park Rangers, and actors to tell the story in a new way. Hear about the first three years of the Revolutionary War in 9 minutes.

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