Revolutionary+War+Heroes

Here are some web sites you may find helpful in your research.
The Beverly Hills Public Library has World Book Online.You will need to have a library card to access this valuable resource, but it will be worth it! Click HERE to go to the Beverly Hills Public Library.

The Los Angeles Public Library also has World Book Online.You will need to have a library card from one of the Los Angeles libraries to access this resource. Click HERE to go to the Los Angeles Public Library.

Heroes of the Revolution, from ThinkQuest, is a site that has projects by students for students. These are short, quick, facts about the British and American heroes of the Revolutionary War.

KidsConnect has some fast facts and links to other sites with information about the Revolutionary War.

From Revolution to Reconstruction has biographies, essays, and documents.

About.com is a great site to use for just about anything. Here's a link to their Women's History page. Use the "Search" window to type in your Revolutionary War Hero.

Amazing Women in War and Peace is a site written and maintained by a retired female USAF Captain.

InfoPlease Almanac has short biographies on over 30,000 people.

The Encyclopedia of World Biography has information on people of all walks of life, including heroes of the Revolutionary War.

Visit the Paul Revere House to see where he lived and what he did before taking his famous ride through town.

The Paul Revere Heritage Project was developed by the Boston University Graduate History Club. They are a group of people who enjoy history and want to share their knowledge.

UShistory.org is a good place to find information about Patrick Henry, along with other people important in the signing of the Declaration of Independence. You'll also find information about John Hancock and Ben Franklin on this site.

Visit a colonial city, the city of Williamsburg. This is where Patrick Henry lived.