Revolutionary Costumes

George Washington was appointed general and commander in chief of the Continental forces on June 16, 1775, and on March 11, 1776, a special corps ...

Martha Washington was often depicted wearing a cap very similar to this one. In colonial times, this type of cap was worn while cleaning to keep du...

Fans were in common use in the eighteenth century as means of silent communication and as cooling tools during the hot Virginia summers. Our pure w...

George Washington, America's first spymaster, considered the accumulation of secret intelligence one of his most important weapons on the battlefie...

The powder horn was a necessary piece of equipment for any militiaman, rifleman, hunter or farmer who loaded loose black powder charges in his musk...

This patriotically decorated drum has a tin body with red, white, and blue stars and silver trim, top and bottom. The drum is 7 ¾" tall with 8 ¾" d...

This realistic-looking replica of a Revolutionary War pistol is immensely popular with children who are anxious to recreate the battle scenes as au...