Database: Charlestown - Revision history

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:40, 31 May 2016

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	[[File:DB Charlestown.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Charlestown.png\|right\|180px]]
	[[Charlestown]] is the name of both the small town to the north of [[Boston]], and the peninsula it sits on.		[[Charlestown]] is the name of both the small town to the north of [[Boston]], and the peninsula it sits on.

imported>Amnestyyy at 20:08, 26 December 2015

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	The peninsula was the site of the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] (which was sometimes called the 'Battle of Charlestown', since the fighting did span across more than one hill). This is also where [[Paul Revere]] started his well-known [[The Midnight Ride\|Midnight Ride]], which I still think sounds more like something you'd do with a lady.		The peninsula was the site of the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] (which was sometimes called the 'Battle of Charlestown', since the fighting did span across more than one hill). This is also where [[Paul Revere]] started his well-known [[The Midnight Ride\|Midnight Ride]], which I still think sounds more like something you'd do with a lady.

	As to the town of Charlestown - well, while it was established prior to 1775, little of it survived the Battle of Bunker Hill. [[Continental Army]] snipers were stationed here to harass [[~~Great Britain~~\|British]] troops, and the British set fire to the town to root them out. Most of the buildings were razed, and the rest was burned during a raid in January, 1776. The only part of the town to survive the war was the street layout.		As to the town of Charlestown - well, while it was established prior to 1775, little of it survived the Battle of Bunker Hill. [[Continental Army]] snipers were stationed here to harass [[United Kingdom\|British]] troops, and the British set fire to the town to root them out. Most of the buildings were razed, and the rest was burned during a raid in January, 1776. The only part of the town to survive the war was the street layout.

	Charlestown was rebuilt, however - it's now a part of Boston.		Charlestown was rebuilt, however - it's now a part of Boston.

imported>Amnestyyy at 01:28, 1 March 2015

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	{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Charlestown\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Charlestown\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	[[File:DB Charlestown.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Charlestown.png\|right\|180px]]
	Charlestown is the name of both the small town to the north of Boston, and the peninsula it sits on.		[[Charlestown]] is the name of both the small town to the north of [[Boston]], and the peninsula it sits on.

	The peninsula was the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill (which was sometimes called the 'Battle of Charlestown', since the fighting did span across more than one hill). This is also where Paul Revere started his well-known Midnight Ride, which I still think sounds more like something you'd do with a lady.		The peninsula was the site of the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] (which was sometimes called the 'Battle of Charlestown', since the fighting did span across more than one hill). This is also where [[Paul Revere]] started his well-known [[The Midnight Ride\|Midnight Ride]], which I still think sounds more like something you'd do with a lady.

	As to the town of Charlestown - well, while it was established prior to 1775, little of it survived the Battle of Bunker Hill. Continental Army snipers were stationed here to harass British troops, and the British set fire to the town to root them out. Most of the buildings were razed, and the rest was burned during a raid in January, 1776. The only part of the town to survive the war was the street layout.		As to the town of Charlestown - well, while it was established prior to 1775, little of it survived the Battle of Bunker Hill. [[Continental Army]] snipers were stationed here to harass [[Great Britain\|British]] troops, and the British set fire to the town to root them out. Most of the buildings were razed, and the rest was burned during a raid in January, 1776. The only part of the town to survive the war was the street layout.

	Charlestown was rebuilt, however - it's now a part of Boston.		Charlestown was rebuilt, however - it's now a part of Boston.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Charlestown to Database: Charlestown

2015-03-01T01:24:52Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Charlestown to Database: Charlestown

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imported>Gabriel Auditore at 10:03, 15 March 2013

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	Charlestown is the name of both the small town to the north of Boston, and the peninsula it sits on.		Charlestown is the name of both the small town to the north of Boston, and the peninsula it sits on.

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{{Edit|Database/Locations (AC3):Charlestown|Text=Edit this tab}}
Charlestown is the name of both the small town to the north of Boston, and the peninsula it sits on.

The peninsula was the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill (which was sometimes called the 'Battle of Charlestown', since the fighting did span across more than one hill). This is also where Paul Revere started his well-known Midnight Ride, which I still think sounds more like something you'd do with a lady.

As to the town of Charlestown - well, while it was established prior to 1775, little of it survived the Battle of Bunker Hill. Continental Army snipers were stationed here to harass British troops, and the British set fire to the town to root them out. Most of the buildings were razed, and the rest was burned during a raid in January, 1776. The only part of the town to survive the war was the street layout.

Charlestown was rebuilt, however - it's now a part of Boston.
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