Revolution and the City August 8, 2012

Fraunces Tavern Museum presents 'Revolution and the City, an exhibit covering 1776 - 1783 when all of New York City was held captive. The story of a city divided. Tory against Patriot, neighbor against neighbor. In addition to numerous paintings illustrations and artifacts, visitors will stand at the spot where a famous tavern keeper passed British military secrets on to General Washington as well as see "the most notorious horse's tail of the War."