Lafayette’s Quarters

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Lafayette’s Quarters is a historic house in Pennsylvania that served as Marquis de Lafayette’s headquarters during the 1777 Battle of Brandywine in the American Revolutionary War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
historic site
architecturalStyle 18th-century American colonial architecture
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War
Battle of Brandywine
associatedWithPerson Marquis de Lafayette
category American Revolutionary War sites in Pennsylvania
Historic military headquarters in the United States
Houses in Chester County, Pennsylvania
country United States
hasFunction command post
residence
hasNotableResident Marquis de Lafayette
heritageDesignation historic place
historicalEra American Revolutionary era
historicalPeriod 18th century
locatedIn Chester County, Pennsylvania
locatedNear Brandywine Battlefield
Brandywine Creek
location Pennsylvania
material stone
partOf Brandywine Battlefield area
significantYear 1777
usedAs Marquis de Lafayette’s headquarters
military headquarters
usedBy American forces
Continental Army
usedDuring 1777 Battle of Brandywine

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Brandywine Battlefield hasPart Lafayette’s Quarters
Lafayette’s Quarters usedAs Marquis de Lafayette’s headquarters
linked to: Lafayette’s Quarters