Ryan Conroy presents “Phoenixville’s” Role during the American Revolution
Even though the name of Phoenixville didn’t exist yet, some of the town as we know it was already here. Houses, taverns, people and properties were starting to thrive in this new village, and during the Revolution, this village stood up and was very involved. In this lecture, you’ll learn about small skirmishes that occurred in the borough, camp sites and militia units, along with some famous generals who may have used our taverns for meetings and drinks. This year marking America 250, learn and experience how our community was involved and played a part in its America’s history. Please join us as knowledgeable and respected local historian Ryan Conroy shares this story.
Please Join us
Tuesday, March 10th 7:30 PM
This event will be held at the Foundry, located at 2 Main St. in Phoenixville.
Admission is free for SRHC members. $5.00 for non-members.
No registration is required.
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