Knox’s Artillery Convoy & Battle of Quebec
American Revolutions: REV250 at the Elizabeth Public Library
Join the Elizabeth Public Library for a special REV250 mini exhibit exploring
Knox’s Artillery Convoy and the Battle of Quebec.
Discover how Henry Knox’s daring transport of artillery from Fort Ticonderoga and the
early American assault on Quebec shaped the course of the Revolutionary War.
This exhibit is part of an ongoing series leading up to the
250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, featuring
monthly mini exhibits that highlight key Revolutionary events and the stories of
Elizabeth-area residents connected to this history.
Exhibit Details
Dates: December 2–30, 2025
Location: Third Floor, Elizabethtown Reading Room Exhibit Case
Venue: Elizabeth Public Library
Address: 11 S. Broad St, Elizabeth, NJ 07202
Cost: Free and open to the public
What You’ll Experience
- Historical context on Knox’s Artillery Convoy and its impact on the siege of Boston.
- Background on the Battle of Quebec and its role in early Revolutionary War strategy.
- Interpretive materials that connect these events to the broader story of American independence.
- Insight into how Elizabeth and New Jersey contributed to Revolutionary-era campaigns.
Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply curious about the American Revolution,
this exhibit offers an accessible introduction to two significant moments in the fight
for independence and their connection to the road to 250.
Visit the Library
For hours of operation and additional programming information, please contact the
Elizabeth Public Library at (908) 354-6060 ext. 7220 or visit
elizpl.org.
