Culture at the Crossroads: New Jerseyans in the Revolutionary War, Flounder Brewing
Flounder Brewing, 2 Clerico Lane, Hillsborough Township, NJ, History is written by the victors, but what was the lived experience for the average New Jerseyan during the Revolutionary War? Using primary sources from the collections at the New Jersey State Archives, this talk will explore how the Revolutionary War affected everyone – Patriot, Loyalist, or those who tried to stay politically neutral, in Somerset County and beyond. Kate Gulick-Tuers is a Data and Outreach Services Archivist at the New Jersey State Archives. She graduated from Connecticut College with a BA in History and a minor in government and a Masters from Simmons College in Library Science with a concentration in archives. She primarily works on exhibits, database management, and processing of early New Jersey documents, including Revolutionary War-era materials.
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