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Thirteen Colonies

Huntington Beach, James River, Newport News, Virginia, July 23, 2012 | All photos by Keith Yahrling

Artist: Keith Yahrling

Project: For the Revolution

Description: Battle sites from the Revolutionary War extend across the original thirteen colonies—from Maine to Georgia, from Appalachia to the Atlantic shore. In his series For the Revolution, Keith Yahrling explores the sites of those battles, searching for how the concepts of freedom and liberty are subtly embedded in the American landscape.

Battle of Red Bank, National Park, New Jersey

Tallulah River Gorge, Tallulah Falls, Georgia

Jeremy, Jeremy Jr, & Jadya, Blackstone River, Woonsocket, Rhode Island

Stephanie & Sam, Atlanta, Georgia

Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Rebecca, East Lake Farm, Atlanta, Georgia

George, Main Street, Kannapolis, North Carolina

Revel Casino, Atlantic City, New Jersey

Sneak, Will, Avery, Sergio & Kevin, Fall River, Massachusetts

Foxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket Pequot Reservation, North Stonington, Connecticut

Jim, Mill Creek, Pennsville, New Jersey

Battle of Princeton, Princeton, New Jersey

Willie, Newtown, Connecticut, September 7

Erica, Barrington, Rhode Island

Kings Mountain, North Carolina

Carowinds Amusement Park, Fort Mill, South Carolina

Battle of Brier Creek, Sylvania, Georgia

Bayville, New Jersey

Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Maine

Easton, Pennsylvania

Battle of Fort Washington, Fort Tryon, New York, New York

Tommy & Mitch, Waynesboro, Georgia

Bryan, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Saint Marys, Georgia

Battle of Long Island, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York

Huntington Beach, James River, Newport News, Virginia

Saint Michael's Cemetery, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Pacolet River, Pacolet, South Carolina

Arcola Slave Quarters, Sterling, Virginia

Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Belhaven, North Carolina





Keith Yahrling

Keith Yahrling is an artist living and working in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He received his MFA in Photography from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2013. Work from his ongoing series, For the Revolution, was featured in Mossless, Issue Three: The United States (2003-2013), and Aint-Bad Magazine, The American South. Visit his website at keithyahrling.com.