this is one of the two lanterns that was used as a signal from north church to christchurch in boston on the night of april 18. this was a signal not to paul revere, but arranged by paul revere to be flashed across the river for the advice of the provincial militia in charlestown. revere was planning to spread the alarm that the regulars were coming out to capture the supplies, and he knew that he didn't really have a very great chance of first getting across the river. he thought maybe i'd better have a backup, and this is the backup. he got across the signal so the day got underway. the way that longfellow put it was one of my land into by see, and i on the opposite shore shall be. revere was in boston when the signal was posted, the signal was meant for someone else on the other shore. the way revere put it was if the british went out by water, we would show two lanterns in the north church steeple, and if by land, one is a signal. they knew they were going to concord, there are only two ways out of town to get to concord. there were two lanterns, only one of them survived. in this

her first taste of glory was at the 2011 championships in christchurch.een unbeaten at every major championships. leeds city athletic clubs is where she has trained from an early age and thanks to her success, it has become a hub for aspiring wheelchair racers. every time i speak to somebody, they are like, i watched hannah and i just want to try it. i was totally inspired by what she achieved. would not be inspired, really. just a huge influence. i got influenced into the sport and watching hannah. every single race she does, she goes quicker. so itjust proves that she is not at her potential yet. it would be great to see what happens when she does actually pushed to the fast as she can and is really where she can be. such an influential and unprecedented career, i just she can be. such an influential and unprecedented career, ijust 24 yea rs unprecedented career, ijust 24 years old, hurrican hannah shows no signs of stopping. the state rooms of buckingham palace are set to open to the public this weekend. this year, there's a special exhibition dedicate

exhibition so that americans could see these horrible wounds he had suffered, then he was buried at christchurch here in philadelphia. fast forward to 1784. charles wilson peele, our painter back there, is commissioned by princeton university to do a full-length portrait of general washington to hang in nassau hall, which still stands today at princeton. and behind you right here, this is a reproduction of that painting which you can actually see in the princeton university art gallery. you'll notice here is nassau hall, very recognizable to anyone who's been to princeton before with the fighting going on in the background. of course charles and james were participants in this battle. so they knew well and actually charles went and sketched the battlefield, got all the details right. here at general washington's feet you see the dying general mercer. and then in probably the first photobomb in american history, you'll see charles and james peele has been painted into the background of the scene. so it's a nice way to kind of bring their story full circle here from seeing them in that horrible co