Evacuation Day - Youth

Evacuation Day - YouthEvacuation Day! A holiday not widely celebrated anymore. But it should be! November 25th 1783 marks the day when the British Army departed New York City after the American Revolution. Entry to the city under General Washington was delayed until the last Union Flag could be removed. The flag had been nailed to a flagpole at Fort George on the Battery at the souther tip of Manhattan. The pole was greased as a final act of defiance. After a number of men

England before making its way to the colony of Virginia

The design features a Minuteman skull with crossed musket and cutlass above the original Molon Labe text

It’s time to take a new one home—the embroidered premium sherpa blanket has sheeny fleece fabric on one side and super-soft sherpa fabric on the other that’ll keep you warm and snug

and many historic flag dealers carry it

remind your co workers that they need to read it

you can either print it

Every year we sponsor the epic event

This is a famous statue of Paine located in Burnham Park NJ

We thought that gun owners should have a similar symbol to flaunt

We plan to bounce back on Junes swag hard as things normalize

This is a past Tee Party Shirt - June 2020

You can put a slight curve easily on these hats