It is nice having personal stories attached to historical events. Ut makes it come alive.

Love your work Katie. Your accent is as thick as "chow-dah"

One limb of tree was in New Haven Conneticut.

you make things stand that have no feet.

my boy Rubin Kennison was killed there from Beverly ma.

I'm a Beverly ma guy. Rubin Kennison died in monomoy?(Arlington) as the call went out for minutemen.🎉

Do you manage guided tours of historical sites for small groups? Have you considered expanding your investigations to civil war sites? Do you know where the furthest west battle of the civil war was? Picacho Peak, not far from where I live.

Great video and great accent! 😊

Nice fun video. No idea this happened. I wanted to send you a quesiton but no contact informaton?

Some accent

The Revalution began in Kittery Maine. Days before the War at Lexington American patriots stormed the Fort in Kittery Maine and took the gun powder from the magazines to supply the Patriots ! Fort Macleary. Kittery Maine.

Concord, not conquered - AI, get it straight.

In their defense. The British did own the cannon. We stole them.

You should do some videos in Ct. There’s lots of cool spots you could do. New Haven has some old forts/bunkers still and there’s remnants of another in a spot known to only a few.

The witch rebellion ?

Thank you again for another wonderful history video lovely Katie.

I enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work 💯

I learned about him in elementary school in 1980's

I learned about this around 25 years ago. It is nice to have some video for reference.

Thank you for yet another fascinating and informative video. I flatter myself that I am well read on the American Revolution and you manage to come up with incidents like this that I have never heard of before. Keep up the great work!

On April 19, 1975 I marched with my Boy Scout troop from Chelmsford to Concord to recreate the Minute Men's march, where we saw President Ford speak.

Katie is adorable.

the city of Lansingburgh, NY (now North Troy, NY) declared independence fro Great Britain a full year before he rest of the colonies

That was really good. There were a couple of facts I had no idea about. It would be great if you did a show or two in Philadelphia.

Aw, I was gonna say John Hancock. I enjoy your show very much…

You’re a very brave woman for venturing out into the wilderness and allowing vegetation to touch you…

Hey there from a fellow Massachusetts native! I love your videos! The way you tell the stories with such enthusiasm makes it very engaging. I easily listen to several in a row while working. Anyway, Jeep doing what you’re doing! Cheers from south of Boston! 😁

Leslie's Retreat right Down the street from My House ❤🇺🇸❤ Nice Job !!!❤❤❤🕯

First time here. Thank you so much for your passion.

As a young man I enlisted in the United States Marines. My first permanent duty station was Okinawa Japan. I have always been interested in history so I was excited when I was selected to be a VIP driver at the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima. Sadly someone who was higher ranking than me took that VIP driver job so I wasn't able to go. I went to Okinawa three different times and saw much of the island including battle sights tours. I'm an amateur historian particularly the mid to late 19th century and WW2 but when I found your channel I was hooked. Thank you for what you do!

Thanks for the presentation.

You are awesome! think I’m in love. 😅 Marlboro is my hometown, and I was in 4th grade for the Bicentennial. We had a field trip that year to Minuteman Park and walked the same ground and over the bridge. Can’t believe that was 50 years ago - and that I’ve lived almost 25% of our nation’s history.

What about when 4,600 militiamen took over the government in Worcester on September 6, 1774

Your mic is bad…can barely hear you. 😊🌷

enjoyed this video because of the details you provide, as well as your way of bringing us there with the spirits! Thank you!

Been there, done that. July 1989. Did my 5th grade California state project (in 1976) on this battle.

Came for the accent. Stayed for the history.

Never heard this story before! Thank you, This has so many similarities to concord and was a very important event! One has to wonder how much this event affected the british armys mood and patience as they marched into lexington and concord only weeks later. Were they expecting similar resistance as what was found in salem and were they more ready and willing to use deadly force bc of how the salem expedition turned out?

Imagine your house turning into the bloodiest war in the revolutionary war

Lieutenant Colonel Leslie showed great restraint. It didn’t confound the British. Lieutenant Colonel Leslie showed the utmost control of a military officer

Find that guys hat and you wont be as cold

My favorite revolutionary war channel.

when I was in high school we were told in US History class that the first act on the Revolution was that taking of Fort William and Mary in Portsmouth New Hampshire on December 14, 1774.

I've got a real suggestion. When you showed the spot where the militia stood, you then pointed and waived at the direction the British were coming from. Why not turn the camera, or take a separate shot to show it? Many times in your videos it feels like you just want to be on camera, rather than trying to show us what you are talking about. I have a problem in general with creatiors that have themselves constantly in front of the camera. You'll find that many of us would rather see what you purport to be showing us. Another suggestion is pick up a the pace a little. Also, repeating the peoples full name and ranks more than once in the same paragraph is needlessly stretching out the accounts. I think if you make those changes your views would increase drastically.

Omg your great first time seeing this channel

Have you considered doing a video on the Pine Tree Revolt of 1772?

Excellent! I’m hooked!

The Actor James Whitmore

fascinating, thnx!

Herea a fact for yall, The seven years war was the first world War idc what anyone says 😅 even the revolutionary war could be considered a world war it had multiple nations involved but truly the seven years war was the first WW1, WW1 is technically WW2 and WW2 is technically WW3