UNUM on the Road—Fraunces Tavern - The American Revolution film doesn't end with the British surrender at Yorktown. One of the places it continues is Fraunces Tavern in New York City. Ken Burns explains why.
The filmmakers visited Fraunces Tavern in New York City to promote The American Revolution.
The filmmakers visited Philadelphia to promote The American Revolution.
UNUM on the Road visited SoHo in New York City.
UNUM on the Road visited Saratoga and Albany.
UNUM on the Road visited the West Coast—Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Seattle, Portland, and more.
UNUM on the Road visited the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
UNUM on the Road visited Yorktown.
UNUM on the Road visited Richmond.
UNUM on the Road visited Boston.
UNUM on the Road visited Lexington and Concord.
UNUM on the Road visited West Point.
UNUM on the Road visited Colonial Williamsburg.
UNUM on the Road visited Monticello.
UNUM on the Road spoke with historian Rick Atkinson.
UNUM on the Road spoke with historian Jane Kamensky.
UNUM on the Road spoke with historian Kathleen DuVall.
For UNUM 250, Ken Burns stops at Charleston.
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