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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-06-24/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-06-25/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-06-26/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-06-27/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260622T174236Z
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-06-28/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260701T100000
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-01/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-02/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-03/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-04/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-05/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-06/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-07/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-08/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-09/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-10/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-11/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-12/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-13/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-14/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-15/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-16/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-17/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-18/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-19/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-20/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-21/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-22/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-23/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-24/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nFor Immediate Release                                                                                                    Contact: Karrie Blees \n06/19/2026                                                                                                                    Regent\, Nathan Hale Chapter DAR \nNathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com \n(612) 202-1378 \n  \nLOCAL DAR CHAPTERS HOST AMERICAN REVOLUTION EXPERIENCE TRAVELING EXHIBIT AT HISTORIC FORT SNELLING \n  \nInnovative Revolutionary War Exhibition is Collaborative Project of the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution \n  \nST PAUL\, MINNESOTA — The Minnesota State Society\, Fort Snelling Chapter\, and Nathan Hale Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) are excited to announce the opening of the American Revolution Experience at Historic Fort Snelling on June 20. The innovative pop-up exhibition includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that use storytelling\, illustration\, technology\, unique artifacts\, and primary accounts to connect modern audiences with the people and places that shaped the birth of our nation. Created through a collaboration between the American Battlefield Trust and the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution\, the exhibit is also made possible by generous matching funds from the National Park Service’s American Battlefield Protection Program battlefield interpretation grants. \n  \nThe exhibit is free June 20 through July 1 at Historic Fort Snelling in Saint Paul\, Minnesota from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (admission to the historic fort requires a paid entrance ticket). \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience launched online in its first digital-only iteration during the summer of 2022 to rapid acclaim and received a Bronze Award in the Education\, Art\, & Culture division of the second annual Anthem Awards\, an initiative of the Webby Awards celebrating purpose and mission-driven work. It was also a finalist in the “People’s Choice” category of the Webbys themselves. \n  \n“The American Revolution would not have happened without the decisions\, sacrifices\, and valor of ordinary people\,” said DAR Honorary President General Pamela Rouse Wright. “DAR is honored to have collaborated with the American Battlefield Trust on this initiative to highlight some of our Patriots and their roles in the founding of this great country. We are thrilled for people in communities across the country to learn more about these individuals.” \n  \nThe traveling exhibit includes 12 panels highlighting thematic connections between profiled individuals and three interactive kiosks that connect to the full digital biographies\, provide documentary context on the Revolutionary War\, and offer information on how to visit the places tied to these individuals today. Both online and on-site\, the American Revolution Experience \nfeatures custom illustrations by South Carolina-based artist Dale Watson. The exhibit also draws from documents and objects in DAR’s collection\, as well as the Trust’s industry leading digital interpretation resources. \n  \n“Independence may have been declared in Philadelphia by the Declaration’s 56 signers\, but it was hard-won on the battlefields we protect by the thousands of Patriot soldiers from whom today’s Daughters trace descent\,” said Trust President David Duncan. “Together\, our organizations bear witness to the fact that we are not so far removed from those impactful events\, that there are meaningful ways to bridge those 250 years.” \n  \nFort Snelling is among the scores of libraries\, historical societies and museums that will host the American Revolution Experience through 2026\, introducing visitors to a cast of historical characters with diverse experiences throughout the conflict and the places they visited on their journey. A longer-term mounting of the exhibit will remain at DAR’s national headquarters in Washington\, D.C. Individual DAR chapters across the nation\, including Fort Snelling Chapter\, Nathan Hale Chapter\, and the Minnesota State Society\, have partnered with institutions in their communities to offer venues for the exhibit\, booking its current complement of copies to capacity; further inquiries will be placed on a waitlist. The touring calendar available at www.battlefields.org/ontour. \n  \nThe American Revolution Experience invites visitors to consider the choice faced by members of the revolutionary generation as tensions mounted in the 1770s: Would these ordinary citizens risk their lives and livelihoods in pursuit of liberty? Or would they remain loyal subjects of the British crown\, coming into conflict with neighbors and family? The exhibit surfaces diverse viewpoints and experiences\, touching on the journeys — both literal and figurative — of Patriots and Loyalists\, men and women\, Black and Native populations and even international allies. Rather than focusing only on generals and famous statesmen\, it introduces audiences to drummer boys\, military mapmakers and other ordinary people who were impacted by global events. \n  \nAbout the Organizations \nThe American Battlefield Trust has grown from a grassroots organization started by historians nearly 40 years ago into one of the most successful land preservation and education organizations in the nation. The Trust has protected almost 60\,000 acres associated with the Revolutionary War\, War of 1812 and Civil War\, representing 160 sites in 25 states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. Its 350\,000 members and supporters believe in the power of place and the continued relevance of our shared history to modern American society. Learn more at www.battlefields.org. \n  \nThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution was founded in 1890 to promote historic preservation\, education\, and patriotism. Its members are descended from the patriots who won American independence during the Revolutionary War. With nearly 190\,000 members in approximately 3\,000 chapters worldwide\, DAR is one of the world’s largest and most active \nservice organizations. https://www.dar.org/ \n  \nThe Fort Snelling Chapter DAR and Nathan Hale Chapter DAR were chartered more than 100 years ago in Hastings and in Saint Paul. Current membership in these two chapters is 150 with Daughters ranging in age from 18-96.
URL:https://parkbugle.org/event/american-revolution-experience-traveling-exhibit-at-historic-fort-snelling/2026-07-25/
LOCATION:Fort Snelling\, 200 Tower Avenue\, St. Paul\, Minnesota\, 55111\, United States
CATEGORIES:Holiday
ORGANIZER;CN="Nathan Hale Chapter DAR":MAILTO:NathanHaleChapterRegent@gmail.com
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