<p>November 25, 1783 marks the conclusion of the Revolutionary War and ends the 7 year British occupation of New York.&nbsp;</p>

Federal Hall National Memorial

Site of Battle of Monmouth

Mount Rushmore

Battle Site for Battle of Brandywine 

Site of Battle of White Plains 

Site of Encampment of Valley Forge

Site of Battle of the Assunpink Creek

Site of Battle of Princeton

Site of Battle of Trenton

Battle of Germantown

Washington Monument

 On November 25, 1783, British troops left New York City &amp;ndash; the last American city to be occupied. This day would later be referred to as Evacuation Day. George Washington led his Continental Army in a parade from Bull&amp;rsquo;s Head Tavern in the Bowery to Cape&amp;rsquo;s Tavern on Broadway and Wall Street. New York Governor George Clinton&amp;rsquo;s Evacuation Day celebration was held at Fraunces Tavern. During the week of Evacuation Day, George Washington was in the City, and he made use of the Tavern by dining in and ordering take-out.  

Fraunces Tavern Museum

Evacuation Day Plaza

Evacuation Day Commemoration

<p>Free Event</p>

Evacuation Day Commemoration

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