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Lamb's Artillery Company

John Lamb's Artillery Company is a non-profit educational organization. A 501 (c)(3) incorporated in New Jersey. We do not endorse violence of any kind.

We portray the artillery company organized by John Lamb in New York City in the summer of 1775. "Artillery lends dignity to what otherwise would be a common brawl." -Ralph Michael Stein

11/05/2026

Action from White Plains on Saturday that most of the public could NOT see. After the running fight in the woods, the gun fell back and joined with two others as the Continental Forces, displayed, fought and fell back towards the final action at the hill.

Frank C.

11/03/2026

Artillery accident. These people were very very lucky.
ALWAYS have someone to tend the vent.

Artillery School for 2027 is in the talking phase.

I am willing to go just about anywhere (I live in New Hampshire), but I need someone to set up the room and tech needed. I have PowerPoint presentations and need a computer that will take my thumb drive and a projector.

Frank C.

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11/02/2026

11/01/2026

Some great photos of the White Plains event by Paul Undersinger
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10/30/2026

White Plains 250th. Focus on the Artillery
Lots of great photos from our friend Jeff Bross.

10/29/2026

From Saturday at White Plains:
Continental guns welcome the arrival of the Crown Forces as they display for the first attack on Chatterton Hill.
Frank C.

10/28/2026

Very happy to share these photos from Mott's Artillery member Anastasia Bohon of the gun position on the hill. After that are aerial photos of the camp from the Brigade of the American Revolution FB page.
Frank C.

10/27/2026

THE FIGHTING RETREAT IN THE WOODS
From the Battle of White Plains 250th
Two short videos
Mott's Artillery with a combined crew fire and retreat in part of the battle that the spectators could hear but not see.
As the gunners walked the trail beforehand we chose four spots to stand, fire and retreat with the flow of the action.
Frank C.

10/26/2026

More from Battle of White Plains 250th Anniversary:
The second British attack beaten back by artillery fire.
With some other camp scenes
Frank C.

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