Excellent overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

The Battle of Bunker Hill (which actually took place on Breed's Hill) is a battle fought near Boston, Massachusetts, on June 17th, 1775 between the Americans, led by Colonels Putnam and Prescott, and the British led by Generals Howe and Clinton.

Colonial Generals Israel Putnam and William Prescott clash forces with British Generals Howe and Pigot, culminating in an almost pyrrhic British victory.

When the Redcoats under siege in Boston launched their June 17, 1775, assault against the patriot militiamen who occupied neighboring Charlestown, the conflict between the American colonists and the British government exploded into all-out war. Explore 10 surprising facts about the American Revolution’s first major battle, the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Information on the Bunker Hill monument as well as history of the battle.

Overview of the Battle of Bunker, or Breed's, Hill. Includes many primary source documents!

A reflection on the Battle of Bunker Hill by Henry Dearborn, a major-general in the army at the time.

Firsthand accounts of the Battle of Bunker Hill told mostly through letters from notable historical figures Abigail Adams, John Quincy Adams, John Burgoyne, and others.