American Revolutions: REV250 at the Elizabeth Public Library
Indigenous History & Role in the Revolution
As part of the REV250 commemoration, the Elizabeth Public Library presents a month-long mini exhibit exploring the role of Indigenous peoples in the American Revolution.
This exhibit highlights the perspectives, contributions, and complex realities Indigenous communities faced during the founding of the United States. Visitors are invited to reflect on how these histories intersect with Elizabeth’s own Revolutionary-era story.
Exhibit Dates
March 4 – March 31, 2026
Location:
Elizabeth Public Library
Third Floor – Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case
11 S. Broad Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07202
Phone: (908) 354-6060 ext. 7220
Website: elizpl.org
Part of the REV250 Series
This exhibit is part of the American Revolutions series at the Elizabeth Public Library, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence through monthly exhibits highlighting Revolutionary events and Elizabeth natives.
Why This Matters
As Elizabeth approaches America’s 250th Anniversary, revisiting the Revolutionary era through multiple perspectives ensures that the story of our city reflects the full depth and complexity of our shared history.
