George Washington

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Rothstein Files: Five Observations From Rutgers-GW

It feels like the same story keeps repeating itself for Rutgers.

2012/12/12

George Washington Routs Hofstra 80-56

George Washington dominated Hofstra 52-22 in the paint and 40-27 on the glass.

2012/11/24

Rep. Rush Holt (D-NJ) (file/credit: holt.house.gov)

Rep. Rush Holt Proposes New Jersey Battlefield Preservation Act

Some of the historic spots that would benefit from the funding include George Washington’s camp in Morristown and the British campground in Middletown.

2012/09/13

Discovering The Historic Hudson Square Neighborhood

WCBS 880 listeners are no doubt familiar with the phrase “Live from the CBS Hudson Square broadcast center,” but many people don’t even know where Hudson Square is.

2012/07/08

Acts Passed at a Congress of the United States of America (credit: Christie's)

NYC Auction Of George Washington Document Sets Record

George Washington’s personal annotated copy of the “Acts Passed at a Congress of the United States of America” from 1789, which includes the Constitution and a draft of the bill of rights, was sold at Christie’s.

2012/06/22

Living Large: Spectacular Long Island Mansion

In this edition of Living Large, CBS 2′s Emily Smith takes a tour of a spectacular $9-million home that was once owned by George Washington’s brother.

2012/04/17

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Early American History Myths You Probably Believe

These early American history legends may be conventional wisdom, and some are even taught in school, but they definitely are not facts.

2011/06/10

George Washington's Handwritten Beer Recipe (courtesy: New York Public Library)

Coney Island Brewing Company To Brew George Washington’s Beer

Move over Samuel Adams. Apparantly you’re not the only Founding Father with a penchant for beer.

2011/05/04

Hundreds Gather For Washington’s Delaware River Crossing

The 58th annual re-enactment of Washington’s daring Christmas 1776 crossing of the river — the trek that turned the tide of the Revolutionary War — was staged Saturday on the Pennsylvania and New Jersey border.

2010/12/25

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