Distinguished Historian uniquely tells the story of The Turning Point
Friederike Baer a frequent speaker on Saratoga with Hessians presentation
Dr. Friederike Baer spoke at the 3rd Women in War Symposium on Saturday May 4, 2024. The prestigious event featured a panel of experts on Women in the Revolutionary War.
Her address describes the experience of Saratoga, "With the Battle of Saratoga our Misfortunes began, Friederike Riedesel in the War for American Independence".
Dr. Baer has spoken recently at the Saratoga Battlefield and at important conferences throughout the United States. Her book Hessians was awarded the 2023 Society of the Cincinnati Prize and most recently was a Finalist for the American Battlefield Trust Inaugural Military History Book. Other awards include the 2022 American Revolution Round Table of Philadelphia's Book Award, and Distinguished Historian by The Marshall House Inc., preserving the site of the Baroness’s immersion in combat.
Professor Baer continues to research in preparation of further publication. Her website range of Gen. John Burgoyne’s last stand of the Battles of Saratoga, now site of the Saratoga Monument.is https://friederikebaer.com/ .
Dr Baer continues to add valuable research
Dr Friederike Baer's research continues to produce valuable findings
On topics from Gen John Burgoyne to Gen Riedsel and the Convention Army, see friederikebaer.com.
As we approach 2027 - the 250th anniversary of the Saratoga battles - renewed activity is occurring at the Saratoga Battlefield and the region.
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2022 Turning Point Parade - Sunday, August 7
The historic Marshall House will be represented in the Turning Point Parade. The House’s classic Mercedes Benz sports coupe will be a feature, festooned with identification appropriate for the occasion.
While it is right to join the Schuylerville community in celebrating patriotic American virtues, it is deemed proper to also remember other stoic participants in the Battles of Saratoga. These include the German and British combatants. In this the Baroness Riedesel and her family are always remembered.
To stay up to date, readers are encouraged to return to this website www.themarshallhouse.org and to share its informative content with others.
The Marshall House will not be open August 7th. Look for next events on this website.