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Illustration showing the siege of the forts of Pensacola by forces commanded by Bernardo de Gálvez.

Beyond the 13 Colonies

Coproduced with WWNO 89.9 FM, this new radio series explores the contributions of Louisiana and the Gulf South region to the American Revolution.

Louisiana and the American Revolution

Episodes

Episode One

Setting the Stage

Episode Two

Bernardo de Gálvez

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"La Marcha de Gálvez," an oil painting by Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau showing Spanish coalition troops marching through swamps on their way to Fort Bute.

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American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition

March 20, 2026 to January 17, 2027

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Independence Won

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Patent of nobility awarded to Bernardo de Gálvez by Carlos III of Spain, 1783.

Bernardo de Gálvez Patent of Nobility

This beautiful document from a grateful king extols Gálvez’s virtues as a soldier and as a man.

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Preproduction rendering of a scene from American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition, coming to HNOC on March 20, 2026.
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Walter Isaacson: To Mark Our Country’s 250th Birthday, Let’s Look to Our Roots

January 26, 2026
In a letter to the editor for NOLA.com, the renowned historian and author cited HNOC’s upcoming exhibition as an opportunity for Americans to celebrate the historical milestone.
Still rendering from "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" showing the Boston Tea Party.
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Country Roads Magazine: Time Travel on Royal Street

March 24, 2026
Read an exclusive preview of HNOC’s new exhibition, “American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition,” on view until January 17, 2027.
Still rendering from "American Revolution: The Augmented Exhibition" showing a Spanish artillery battery.
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NOLA.com: A Place That Embodies What America Is About

March 23, 2026
In a guest column for NOLA.com | “The Times Picayune,” HNOC President and CEO Daniel Hammer invites readers to view 250 years of American history through a local lens.

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