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Tag Archives: Nataniel Mulliken
Lives Erased from History
If you’ve been around the Revive 1775 blog for a while, you know the incredible story of April 19th, 1775. Or at least you know the overarching story. But the life of the story is in the details. Wouldn’t you … Continue reading
The Clock
Nathaniel Mulliken made this clock. That, in itself is not that great a deal. What’s great about seeing this clock is that, after April 19th, 1775, there were no more clocks made by Nathaniel. Nathaniel wasn’t dead, or even injured … Continue reading
Posted in Retreating Redcoats, The Players
Tagged Lexington and Concord, Nataniel Mulliken, Redcoats
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