© 1988 by James R. Huntsberger.   All rights reserved.

Legend says that the Marquis de Lafayette was wounded during the Battle of the Brandywine and was brought to lie under this huge sycamore tree at his headquarters.  He recovered to fight another day.  The Americans lost this battle and retreated to Valley Forge for the winter. The British moved on to winter in the comfort of Philadelphia.

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Image size:  18 1/2" x 14 3/4"     Print size:  21 1/2" x 18"

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