AmericanRevolution.org is an educational history website dedicated to the Revolutionary War and the people, events, and culture surrounding it. Founded in 1996 by historian Edward St. Germain, the site aims to preserve and expand a collection of resources that helps visitors explore this pivotal period in American history. Its contributors include professors, historians, authors, teachers, and researchers.

The site offers biographies, essays, explanations, guides, journals, letters, books, images, and primary sources. Its coverage includes the causes and lead-up to the war, armies and militias, weapons, clothing, battles, campaigns, politics, and the Revolution’s consequences. Visitors can also explore 18th-century colonial life, paintings, songs, poems, and genealogy, alongside profiles of leaders, soldiers, activists, African Americans, Native Americans, women, veterans, and artists. Featured resources range from accounts of George Washington and James Thacher to material on Native American experiences and colonial clothing. AmericanRevolution.org serves students, teachers, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking informative resources about the American Revolution.