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Today is Evacuation Day: The Original Brexit: It's Evacuation Day, when the British left New York (and America) for good; Hoisting the Flag: An Evacuation Day Tradition; Evacuation Day Remembered in Bowling Green; Evacuation Day: A celebration of New York and American independence; Evacuation Day: A forgotten holiday; A Short History of ‘Evacuation Day Day’ in NYC

The Original Brexit: It's Evacuation Day, when the British left New York (and America) for good;

The Original Brexit: It's Evacuation Day, when the British left New York (and America) for good - The Bowery Boys: New York City History

The Original Brexit: It's Evacuation Day, when the British left New York... Today, November 25th, is the 135th anniversary of the day when the British officially fled New York City after o...

Hoisting the Flag: An Evacuation Day Tradition

Hoisting the Flag: An Evacuation Day Tradition - The New York History Blog

Hoisting the Flag: An Evacuation Day Tradition - The New York History Blog On November 26, 1883, a large statue of George Washington by the American Sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward was er...

Evacuation Day is still celebrated in the city and around the metro area. This video is from 2015...

11/25/15: Evacuation Day Remembered in Bowling Green

11/25/15: Evacuation Day Remembered in Bowling Green In a celebration of Evacuation Day, the Veteran Corps of Artillery, New York marched down Broadway from St. Paul...

Evacuation Day: A forgotten holiday

Kevin Baker: "All day long they marched down the length of Manhattan, 800 soldiers and cavalry of the Continental Army, behind Gen. George Washington"

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Evacuation Day: A celebration of New York and American independence

Before Thanksgiving prevailed, we celebrated another holiday in late November

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Evacuation Day: A celebration of New York and American independence Kevin Baker Baker: All day long they marched down the length of Manhattan, 800 soldiers and cavalry of the Continental Army,...

A Short History of ‘Evacuation Day Day’ in NYC

A Short History of ‘Evacuation Day Day’ in NYC

A Short History of ‘Evacuation Day Day’ in NYC At noon on November 25th about 25 people gathered at the flag poles at the north end of Manhattan’s Bowling Gree...