#FirstCongress - Twitter Hashtag

about 1 month ago

#OTD September 5, 1774 - The First Continental Congress convenes at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia, PA, and would not conclude until October 26. #continentalcongress #philadelphia #firstcongress #congress #americanrevolution #independence #amrev #revwar

LibertyCo1776's tweet photo. #OTD September 5, 1774 - The First Continental Congress convenes at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia, PA, and would not conclude until October 26.

#continentalcongress #philadelphia #firstcongress #congress #americanrevolution #independence #amrev #revwar https://t.co/iLvZla5B2o

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Liberty & Co. @LibertyCo1776

about 1 year ago

#OTD September 5, 1774 - The First Continental Congress convenes at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia, PA, and would not conclude until October 26. #continentalcongress #philadelphia #firstcongress #congress #americanrevolution #independence #amrev #revwar

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Madison's Montpelier @JMMontpelier

over 1 year ago

(1/4) #OTD 1789, #JamesMadison took his seat in the #FirstCongress of the US under the new #Constitution. Madison was acutely aware of the lack of precedents in all areas of the federal government, writing to Jefferson,

JMMontpelier's tweet photo. (1/4) #OTD 1789, #JamesMadison took his seat in the #FirstCongress of the US under the new #Constitution. Madison was acutely aware of the lack of precedents in all areas of the federal government, writing to Jefferson, https://t.co/D09bksP58X

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Madison's Montpelier @JMMontpelier

over 2 years ago

(1/4) #OTD 1789, #JamesMadison took his seat in the #FirstCongress of the US under the new #Constitution. Madison was acutely aware of the lack of precedents in all areas of the federal government, writing to Jefferson,

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Federal Hall National Memorial @FederalHallNPS

over 4 years ago

OTD: On April 6, 1789, the Senate and the House of Representatives met to count the electoral votes for President of the United States. George Washington won the election. #ElectoralCollege #FirstCongress

FederalHallNPS's tweet photo. OTD: On April 6, 1789, the Senate and the House of Representatives met to count the electoral votes for President of the United States. George Washington won the election. #ElectoralCollege #FirstCongress https://t.co/njaECefSyW

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Madison's Montpelier @JMMontpelier

over 4 years ago

#OTD 1789, #JamesMadison took his seat in the #FirstCongress. During this time, he ghostwrote Washington’s inaugural, drafted the Bill of Rights, and helped devise the plan that moved the capital from NYC to DC. (Are you singing #TheRoomWhereItHappens yet?) Federal Hall, LoC

JMMontpelier's tweet photo. #OTD 1789, #JamesMadison took his seat in the #FirstCongress. During this time, he ghostwrote Washington’s inaugural, drafted the Bill of Rights, and helped devise the plan that moved the capital from NYC to DC. (Are you singing #TheRoomWhereItHappens yet?)
Federal Hall, LoC https://t.co/KFBwPAWpFp

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Liberty & Co. @LibertyCo1776

about 5 years ago

#OTD September 5, 1774 - The First Continental Congress convenes at Carpenter's Hall in Philadelphia, PA, and would not conclude until October 26. #continentalcongress #philadelphia #firstcongress #congress #americanrevolution #independence #amrev #revwar

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Founder Of The Day @founderoftheday

over 5 years ago

John Vining was Delaware’s inaugural member of the United States House of Representatives. #AmRev #Founders #FirstCongress https://t.co/4akCPRQx2z

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Kyle Jenks @portraysMadison

over 6 years ago · Philadelphia

HAPPY PI DAY! #kylejenksaspresidentmadison #leagueofmostinterestinggentlemen #kylejenks #4thpresident #presidentmadison #potus4 #fourthpresident #fatheroftheconstitution #billofrights #uscongress #firstcongress… https://t.co/g6YJisoDaT

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Madison's Montpelier @JMMontpelier

over 6 years ago

#OTD 1789, #JamesMadison took his seat in the #FirstCongress of the US. Madison ghostwrote Washington’s inaugural address, drafted the #BillofRights, and helped devise the compromise that brought the nation’s capital from NY to DC. Doolittle, "Federal Hall,” Library of Congress