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Revolutionary War New Jersey - a guide to the important role played by New Jersey in the Revolutionary War era, with a detailed list of New Jersey historic sites / New Jersey Revolutionary War sites.
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#D1873C
Raw Sienna
209, 135, 60
30, 62, 53
0, 35, 71, 18
#D2ECFD
Hawkes Blue
210, 236, 253
204, 91, 91
17, 7, 0, 1
#5B0100
Rosewood
91, 1, 0
1, 100, 18
0, 99, 100, 64
Al Frazza is the passionate creator behind "Revolutionary War New Jersey," a comprehensive guide dedicated to exploring the state's rich Revolutionary War history. Launched in 2009 and completed in 2017, this project reflects Al's deep love for both history and New Jersey, featuring extensive research and thousands of miles traveled to document nearly 650 historic sites throughout the state.
In addition to the website, Al has authored a captivating coffee table photo book that beautifully captures the essence of these historical locations. The site not only catalogs important landmarks but also delves into the personal stories of individuals who experienced the war firsthand, drawing from letters, diaries, and journals that provide a poignant glimpse into the past.
With a focus on enhancing public engagement with New Jersey's history, Al's work encourages readers to explore these sites personally. His dedication culminates in a new series of books planned for future release, ensuring the legacy of Revolutionary War New Jersey continues to inspire curiosity and learning.
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What are Revolutionary War New Jersey's brand colors?
The Revolutionary War New Jersey color palette uses the hex codes #D1873C, #D2ECFD and #5B0100.
The Revolutionary War New Jersey name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Revolutionary War New Jersey and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Revolutionary War New Jersey. Their use is subject to Revolutionary War New Jersey's brand guidelines.
