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In this Lunch Bite object talk, the Institute’s historical programs manager, Andrew Outten, discusses a 1773 register of British Army officers that contains several annotations pertaining to British casualties suffered during the Battles of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill. The presentation will draw from the various annotations to discuss the severity of the battles’ impacts on the British Army and the subsequent lessons it learned from the outcomes, all while attempting to identify who the potential unidentified owner of the register was.

This program accompanies our current exhibition, Revolutionary Beginnings: War and Remembrance in the First Year of America’s Fight for Independence, on view through January 4, 2026.

Registration is requested. To attend the Lunch Bite in-person at Anderson House, or to watch virtually, please use the appropriate link below.

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