The Historic Preservationist

After many battles for the Americans, some won, some lost, the chief thread was the lack of organization. They learned better to have a united military of America then individual state’s militias.

The American navy while under equipped, scored many battle victories on the open seas and interior lakes. In the end of the war, the British have to return any land gains they had made.

The last battles of the war of 1812 occurred in the south, positing Native American tribes with the British against Native American tribes with Andrew Jackson.

This episode highlights constant skirmishes and battles between the British-Canadian-Native American and the Americans.

The women behind the history of Blue and White Delftware.

All the critical dates and events of the war are listed from beginning to end.

This episode describes how the key players rose to power positions in the war and how they contributed and affected its outcome.

Impressment by the royal navy became the ultimate rallying cry for war at the time.

This episode describes how the war of 1812 was a byproduct of the prominent NapoleonicWars which was fought mainly in Europe.

Learn how one woman had the foresight to take on the challenges of saving the decaying estate of Mount Vernon, Ann Pamala Cunningham