Visiting Brentwood, Revisiting the Revolution

We take a look back at the Revolutionary War on Long Island, courtesy of the Brentwood Public Library and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.
Peter Ward, the library’s local history librarian, served as host. The Institute funded it; Peter Carmona, librarian trainee, recorded it. Historians Joanne Grasso of NYIT and Peter Bales of Queensboro Community College were the experts on the panel along with Chris Kretz, who mixed the whole thing down into bite sized pieces for your enjoyment.

Further Research
- Revisiting the Founding Era
- Brentwood’s Local History Room
- Dr. Peter Bales
- Dr. Joanne Grasso
- Histories of Long Island (via WorldCat)
- British Prison Ships (podcast from Bklyn Historical Society)
- Brentwood Public Library
- Brentwood Historical Society