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Township’s Revolutionary War Role Commemorated With New Historical Marker

HISTORIC MARKER – Eric Dutaud, as Gen. Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau, and George Luck, as Gen. George Washington (left to right), at the marker’s unveiling on November 11.

Franklin Township’s role in the Revolutionary War campaign that helped secure American independence was commemorated Nov. 11 with the unveiling of a historical marker near the Township Arts & Cultural Gazebo on DeMott Lane.

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