It’s not as well known as Gettysburg, but the Battle of Brandywine — a turning point in the Revolutionary War — might have had an even more dramatic effect on American history.
For more information on visiting the Brandywine Battlefield click here. Although not mentioned in the article, Washington sent 500 of his soldiers wounded at The Battle of Brandywine to convalesce at The Ephrata Cloister in northern Lancaster County.
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After George Washington's army was defeated at the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777, 500 of the wounded soldiers were sent to Lancaster County Pennsylvania to convalesce at the ...
