Editing Battle of Brandywine (section)

==Battlefield preservation==
[[Brandywine Battlefield]] Historic Site is a [[National Historical Landmark]]. The historic park is owned and operated by the [[Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission]], on {{Convert|52|acre|ha}}, near Chadds Ford, Delaware County, part of the site of the Battle of Brandywine.

The [[American Battlefield Trust]] and its partners have acquired and preserved more than {{convert|187|acres|km2}} of the battlefield as of mid-2023.<ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.battlefields.org/visit/battlefields/brandywine-battlefield|title=Brandywine Battlefield|publisher=[[American Battlefield Trust]]|access-date=June 19, 2023}}</ref>

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File:Birmingham Friends Meetinghouse, PA - front view.jpg|[[Birmingham Friends Meetinghouse]] in 2017
File:BrandywineFieldToday.jpg|The battlefield today, south of Meeting House Hill
File:Brandywine Osborne's Hill View.jpg|View from the top of Osborne's Hill looking southeast toward the American positions
File:Brandywine Battlefield Washington Headquarters.jpg|[[George Washington]]'s headquarters
File:Monument to Lafayette and Pulaski.JPG|Monument to Lafayette and Pulaski at Birmingham Cemetery
File:Birmingham Friends Burial Grounds - battlefield marker.jpg|Stone Wall at Birmingham Friends Meetinghouse. Forward defenses of the American right wing.
File: Position of Stephen's Division.JPG|Hill overlooking Sandy Hollow, where Gen. Stephen's Division deployed on the far right flank of the Continental Army.  The Jagers attacked from the right side of the photograph, while the light infantry attacked from the current-day tree line, at the left and center.
File: Mass Grave at Birmingham.JPG|Mass grave containing the remains of soldiers from both armies at Birmingham Friends Burial Grounds.
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