Newsletters

#1	Purpose Thank you State Representative Pamela Sawyer
#2	Archeological and Architectural Historians selected Rochambeau’s 5th Encampment Endangered
#3	Caution: Architectural Historians at Work The Bricks of Lebanon
#4	Value in Heritage Preservation Based Tourism
#5	Without Rochambeau’s Army would the Revolution been lost? Revolutionary Road Map of Connecticut unveiled
#6	A tradition for the Revolutionary Road Diversity on the Revolutionary Road
#7	Historian David McCullough comments Outstanding Archeological finds
#8	Special Edition How to do it: Procedure for registering the Revolutionary Road
#9	Have you written? Connecticut Phase One completeion celebration
#10	France to validate Revolutionary Road Re-enactor humor
#11	Dr Jacques Bossière honored Revolutionary Road Connecticut Phase One review
#12	The Revolutionary Road – A Trip Back to the Future Re-enactor humor
#13	Revolutionary Road – Lucky 13 Rochambeau encampment 5
#14	Putnam Memorial State Park Revolutionary Road Project has two years to go
#15	E-mails to the Editor Nathan Hale Muster
#16	Working Smarter Together Phase Two of Rochambeau route
#17	Support of the French Consulate Recommended Book of the month
#18	The good is oft interred with our bones Camp 5 update
#19	Franco-American forces to link up Bolton’s Rose Farm – Now or Never
#20	Vote imminent on preserving the 5th French camp
#21	On the Razzle looking for the Phantom Headquarters New Jersey on the move, too
#22	White Plains encampments Re-enactor humor
#23	Washington-Rochambeau partnership American heritage strained to the limit
#24	Irreconcilable Similarities Is it up to snuff?
#25	225th Anniversary The Winter 220 Years Ago
#26	Victory at Stony Point Grant to Bolton Historical Society
#27	Sabre Rattling Attempted Arrest of Rochambeau
#28	Productive Meeting in Hartford Native American Allies
#29	Saving Camp 5, The Rose Farm Rose Farm’s Historic Moments
#30	Camp 5 is Preserved Meeting with Congressman Larson
#31	Lauzun’s Legion When You Harbor Trust, Honor Wll Dock There
#32	Congressman Larson introduces WRRR Bill Re-enactor groups ready for July 22nd weekend
#33	HR 4794 – The Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Heritage Act Intelligence, Secrecy and Security on the WRRR
#34	HR 4794 Education Through W3R Heritage Tourism
#35	HR 4794 Passed Both House of Congress The Wethersfield Conference Plan
#36	Heritage Loss Due to Widening Historic Roads Alternative 133B Bypass
#37	Thank You for a Remarkable Year Washington-Rochambeau Milllenium Trail
#38	Lafayette and the W3R W3R Stamps Need a Long Lead Time
#39	R.I. Organizes a strong WRRR Committee Town Official Suggests Demolishing Camp 5 Building
#40	Encore! For Congressman John Larson The Wethersfield Plan according to Lauzun
#41	SAR Completes Roster of W3R Representatives The New York Theater (1781, Off Broadway)
#42	CT W3R Meeting PLanned for June 3 Washington and Lafayette in VA Part 1
#43	Meeting to establish W3R Committees Washington and Lafayette in VA Part 2
#44	Knowlton’s Rangers and the W3R Summary Wrap-up of the Wethersfield Plan
#45	Profound Secrecy Preparing for the March Dr. Thatcher Described Washington
#46	The Profound Horror of September 11 The W3R Committee Is Dead. Long Live the W3R
#47	A Washington Rochambeau Trail Committee The Thesis for the Trail
#48	First W3R National Trail Public Hearings Bolton White Tavern Nominated to National Register
#49	How We Should Transmit Washington’s Legacy Washington Gives Us Incontrovertible Proof
#50	SAR Transmitting Washington’s and Rochambeau’s Legacy Hope for the W3R National Historic Trail Increases
#51	What We Must Prepare to Do Next The Cooperative Management System (CMS) for the W3R NHT
#52	What is a National Historic Trail? Marketing American Culture & Civilization
#53	Words of Worship and War From The Office of Congressman John B. Larson
#54	Crossing the Valley of Death From The Desk of George Washington
#55	Separating Church & State A Christmas Custom
#56	Senate Legislation American Culture Blooming On the W3R
#57	Before They Were Monuments They Were Men Patriots are the True Liberals In The Beginning Going Forward with the W3RNHT
#58	We are at a Critical Juncture We Must Hang Together Now or We Will Hang Separately Madam Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands History of the W3R Bills
#59	The Senate Super-bill Last Week Senator Joseph Lieberman’s Staff reported French President Nicolas Sarkozy Visiting Next Week House Subcommittee Has Hearing to Move Bill HR1286 Tomorrow Last Week Congressman Joe Courtney said Today CT. State Representative Pamela Sawyer said Compelling Reasons for Passing the W3RNHT Nine critical states needed to actively support Senate (S686) and House (HR1286) versions Partnerships and synergies yield W3R accountability Strategic Considerations for Passage of the Bills America’s first Military Alliance It takes just ten minutes to contact your Congressman or Senator
#61	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#62	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#63	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#64	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#65	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#66	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#67	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#68	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail
#69	Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, National Historic Trail