Boston: Bunker Hill, 17 June 1775

Massachusetts Committee of Safety Orders Troops to Occupy the Charleston Peninsula

Militia Take Up Positions on Bunker and Breed’s Hills

Colonel Prescott and his Massachusetts Troops Hold the Redoubt on Breed’s Hill

Captain Chester Observes the Chaos Caused by the British Naval Bombardment

Provincial Militia Repulse the First British Attack

Colonel Prescott’s Troops Stand Firm on Breed’s Hill

Colonel Prescott and his Troops Retreat from the Redoubt during the Second British Attack

Provincial Troops Withdraw from the Charleston Peninsula

John Adams Laments the Loss of General Warren

General Washington Assess the Casualties after the Battle

Major Austin Praises the Spirit of the American Soldiers

The Situation Around Boston Following the Battle