Patriot Resource Index American Revolution Index Battles:          Bunker Hill          Camden          Charleston          Cowpens          Fort Sullivan          Guilford Courthouse          King's Mountain          Lexington and Concord          -:Summary          -:Background: Part I          -:Background: Part II          -:Background: Part III          -:Rides of Paul Revere          -:April 18-19, 1775          -:Lexington Green          -:British March On          -:Fighting at Concord          -:Retreat to Boston          -:Bibliography/Links          -:Timeline: 1635-1764          -:Timeline: 1765-1774          -:Timeline: 1775          -:Timeline: 1775-1776          Monck's Corner          Moore's Creek Bridge          Pensacola          Princeton          Quebec          Saratoga          Trenton          Waxhaws          Yorktown American Revolution Index Documents Events Landmarks & Places People: The Patriots People: Continental Army People: British Army Surveys and Lists Timelines Books Multimedia Links & Other Resources Search the Site Site Map Contact Us PatriotResource.com: Main Index Film Index Film: Gladiator Film: National Treasure Film: The Patriot Film: Tombstone Films: General Films: Fantasy Films: SciFi History: 1775-1781 History: September 11th Lord of the Rings NORAM Road Trips OtherWorld: Index TV Series: Index TV: Battlestar Galactica TV: Caprica TV: Deadliest Catch TV: Lost TV Series: Action TV Series: Animated TV: BBC Presentations TV Series: Comedy TV Series: Drama TV: Fantasy/SciFi TV Series: Western TV Series: Reviews	Lexington and Concord April 20 - December 1775 April 20 - Dr. Joseph Warren sets up a headquarters in Cambridge. May 10 - Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold capture Fort Ticonderoga. June 15 - The Continental Congress forms the Continental Army and selects George Washington as its Commander-in-Chief. June 17 - Battle of Bunker Hill July 3 - George Washington arrives in Cambridge and assumes command. October 10 - Maj. General William Howe replaces Lt. General Thomas Gage as Commander-in-Chief of the British Army in America. 1776 - March 17 - The British evacuate Boston. Related Items Available at eBay - Scroll for additional items PatriotResource.com original content and design Copyright © 1999- Scott Cummings, All Rights Reserved. Privacy Statement	Available at Amazon.com: Paul Revere's Ride by David Hackett Fischer Lexington and Concord by Arthur Tourtellot