December 9, 2024

Historical Dinner Series at Black Powder Tavern

The Black Powder Tavern located on Valley Forge Road in Wayne has a legendary history dating back to 1746 as a haven for weary travelers, as well as a rendezvous destination for the likes of George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette during the American Revolution.

Being steeped in such history, and being a stones throw from Valley Forge National Park, we are happy to hear they are keeping History alive with their Historical Dinner Series. Check out their upcoming schedule below and click on the link for more details.

To all you American Revolutionary War History Buffs …Huzzah!

We’re excited to continue our Historical Dinner Series on Tuesday, September 17, 2019, with a focus on the ninth bloodiest battle of the revolutionary war, the Battle of Paoli.

Our speaker, Jim Christ, will explain about this historic battle that has been overlooked in history. “Remember Paoli” is the nation’s first battle cry and was born of the battle that was fought in Malvern, PA on night of September 20th, 1777. Learn about how British General Charles “No Flint” Grey led around 2,000 men at night into the Great Valley to surprise over 2,000 of General Anthony Wayne’s men and 2,100 Maryland Militia under General William Smallwood. The ninth bloodiest battle of the Revolutionary War left Philadelphia open to British occupation and also left a lasting impact in the local community.

Our lectures have proved to be very popular and we strongly recommend that you book your seat now.

During the event, we’ll be pouring Yards Brewing Company’s Thomas Jefferson Golden Ale and George Washington Porter.

Upcoming Historical Series Dinners

Oct 15th: The Battle of Germantown (Presenter: Carolyn Wallace)
Nov 19th: The Battle of Whitemarsh (Presenter: Bob Bradley)
Dec 17th: Fort Mifflin (Presenter: Beth Beatty)

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