
Photographer: National Park Service
Though a bucolic setting these days, in 1777 the Neilson Farmhouse in New York played a role in a major Revolutionary Army victory over British forces. This one-room farmhouse served as a mid-level headquarters building for the American army during the Battles of Saratoga.
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