Resources
Materials on this website:
Battle of Brandywine: A Short History by Karen Smith
Battle of Brandywine: The Human Toll by Mary Costella
The Brandywine Battlefield and the Brandywine Battlefield National Historic Landmark: What's the Difference? By Kathleen C. Wandersee
Brandywine Battlefield National Historic Landmark by Kathleen C. Wandersee
The Revolutionary War Campfollower
Damages Sustained: British Looting in Chadds Ford after the Battle of Brandywine by Karen Smith
Edward "Ned" Hector, Revolutionary Soldier & African-American PatriotJacob Ritter's Account of the Battle of Brandywine
Quakers in the 17th & 18th Centuries by Geoffrey Martin
Materials in our library:
A Register of Damages
Gifford, Edward A. Jr. The American Revolution in the Delaware Valley. Philadelphia, PA: Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution, 1976.
Hauser, Susan, Editor. Brandywine Battlefield: The National Historic Landmark Revisited. Media, PA: Delaware County Planning Department, 1992.
Smith Samuel S. The Battle of Brandywine. Monmouth Beach, New Jersey: Philip Freneau Press, 1976.
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