Six historic flags in multiple locations - from graves to battlefields. Each patch is inside of packaging that has marked on the back all the places it has been.
Obtaining all these photos was a week in the making and was so incredibly fun to do.
We honor those who went before us. Many of these flags were photographed on hallowed ground where men fought and died for the ideals we hold so dear.
The Betsy Ross Flag
- Fort Montgomery (NY)
- Fort Clinton West Redoubt (NY)
- The Betsy Ross House
- Independence Hall
The Rebellious Stripes
- Samuel Adam's Grave
- Boston Harbor
- Green Dragon Tavern (historic location)
- Paul Revere House
The Bunker Hill Flag
- Bunker Hill Monument (Breeds Hill)
- Site of Three Cranes Tavern (Near Breed Hill)
The New England Flag
- Bunker Hill Monument (Breeds Hill)
- Site of Three Cranes Tavern (Near Breed Hill)
The White Plains Flag
- Battle Hill
- Jacob Purdy House (Washington's Headquarters during the engagement)
Giveaway details
As with all out giveaways, it will be done on our Instagram page to make it more interactive. Click here for to view the giveaway post
Rules:
- You need to follow our page
- Post a comment like "I'm in" and tag 2 friends in the post.
Winner will be picked via a web-based randomizer tool on 7/26/24 @ 8PM CDT.
Winner will be notified via Instagram direct message. Winner MUST respond with mailing address. If the winner is not in the United States or its associated territories, international shipping charges will apply.
No purchase necessary (but it's always nice)
Battle Hill, White Plains
Jacob Purdy House
Boston Harbor
Sam Adam's Gravesite
Paul Revere's House
Three Cranes Tavern (Base of Breed's Hill)
Bunker Hill Monument (Breed's Hill)
Green Dragon Tavern (Where the Son's of Liberty conspired)
Not the original tavern but this one sits near the location of the original
Fort Montgomery, NY
Cannon Battery overlooks a bottleneck in the Hudson River
Fort Clinton (Western Redoubt)
Well preserved and intact redoubt just south of Fort Montgomery
The Betsy Ross House
Inside photo is the room where Washington asked Betsy to create the first American Flag
Independence Hall
The Founding Fathers debated and signed the Declaration of Independence here
