BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Wakefield -- Peter Muhlenberg Memorial

DC -- Wakefield -- Peter Muhlenberg Memorial:

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[1] MUHLEN_200422_01.JPG	[2] MUHLEN_200422_05.JPG	[3] MUHLEN_200422_09.JPG
[4] MUHLEN_200422_12.JPG	[5] MUHLEN_200422_19.JPG	[6] MUHLEN_200422_26.JPG
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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. MUHLEN_200422_12.JPG: In Gratitude to John F. Harbeson, FAIA Architect
2. MUHLEN_200422_19.JPG: Clergyman John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg Born At Trappe Pennsylvania October 1, 1746 Eldest Son Of Anna And Henry Melchior Muhlenberg Attended University Of Halle Germany 1763 Ordained Luther Minister 1768 Pastor Lutheran Churches New Jersey Married To Anna Meyer 1770 Ordained Episcopal Minister 1772 Pastor Lutheran And Episcopal Churches Woodstock Va. 1772 Preached His "Time To Pray, Time To Fight" Sermon 1776 And Recruited A Regiment From Virginia He Was The "Fighting Parson Of The American Revolution"
3. MUHLEN_200422_26.JPG: Soldier Commissioned Colonel Of Virginia Militia 1775 Commanded Eighth Virginia Regiment Which Became The "German Regiment" Of The Continental Army Fought At Charleston And Philadelphia Promoted To Brigadier General 1777 Wintered With His Troops At Valley Forge 1777-1778 Fought At Brandywine, Germantown, Monmouth And Stony Point Member, Royal Arch Masonic Lodge, Philadelphia 1779 Named Commander Of All Forces In Virginia 1780 Fought At Portsmouth And Yorktown Promoted To Major General 1783 Retired November 3, 1783
4. MUHLEN_200422_45.JPG: Statesman Returned from military service to Woodstock Virginia 1783 received land grant of 11,662 acres in Ohio River Valley "In consideration of seven years service as brigadier general in the Virginia Continental Line" founder-member of the Society of the Cincinnati elected vice president of Pennsylvania 1787 elected to first House of Representatives 1788 re-elected third Congress 1791-1795, sixth Congress 1799-1801 elected to the United States Senate 1801 served as Collector of Customs, port of Philadelphia 1801-1807 died October 1, 1807 at age 61
Description of Subject Matter: Peter Muhlenberg Memorial
Connecticut Ave at 36th and Ellicott Sts., NW
Sculptor: Caroline Muhlenberg Hufford, Architect: John F. Harbeson
Public Resolution No. 30, approved May 2, 1928, authorized the memorial to the eminent statesman, clergyman, and soldier of the Revolutionary War era. John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg fought in many major battles of the American Revolution and retired from the Army as a General. He had been a pastor when the war began, serving both Lutheran and Episcopal congregations. When he decided to become a soldier, he told his parishioners: "in the language of Holy Writ the is a time for all things... there is a time to pray and a time to fight... and that time has now come." Three hundred men from his congregations joined the Army.
The memorial consists of a bronze bust on a limestone pedestal located in a plaza surrounded by a low wall on which are bronze plaques highlighting the three phases of his career: soldier, clergyman and statesman. The memorial was constructed with private funds for $59,430, and dedicated on October 26, 1980.
The above was from http://www.nps.gov/rocr/historyculture/monuments.htm
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