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Fort Morris State Historic Site Midway Earthwork fortification; building started in 1776 and it fell to the British in 1779.
Midway Church and Museum Midway Midway Church was burned during the war and rebuilt in 1792; the museum focuses on 18th and early 19th century life.
Savannah History Museum Savannah The 20,000 square foot museum stands on the site of the Battle of Savannah (1778).

The Continental soldier often had to provide his own eating utensils, but on occasion they came as standard issue. Maryland troops, for example, were provided a wooden trencher (plate), and bowl, as well as wooden and pewter spoons. Each man would have his knife, of course; and for quaffing his rum, cider, beer, or whiskey, a horn cup, which was extremely light compared with pewter or ceramic. Officers, as might be expected, had more refined utensils. George Washington’s mess kit, for example, was a very elaborate affair housed in a handsome fourteen-compartment wood chest lined with green wool.

Michael Stephenson
Patriot Battles: How the War of Independence Was Fought (2007)