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July - September 2026 Garst Museum Store Special

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"Judas sold only one man," Benjamin Franklin wrote to the Marquis de Lafayette. "Arnold three millions." Before he became America's most infamous traitor, Benedict Arnold was one of Washington's most trusted generals. He was a fearless, aggressive commander whose leadership at Saratoga helped turn the tide of the war. Few officers gave more to the Revolution… and none fell further. Passed over for promotion, haunted by political enemies, and embittered by a country he believed had forgotten him, Arnold made the choice that would earn Franklin's ire, along with that of Washington himself. This program traces the journey from battlefield hero to American Judas, examining what made Arnold indispensable and what destroyed him. Join us on September 12 at 2:00 PM at the Garst Museum as Cait Clark’s Washington's Generals Lecture Series continues. The Washington’s Generals Speaker Series is free. Regular museum admission applies to those who wish to tour the museum.

Washington's Generals Lecture Series presents "American Judas: The Rise and Fall of Benedict Arnold." Free Washington’s Generals Lecture Series on September 12, 2026

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FEBRUARY - 2nd Saturday General: Nathanael Greene MARCH - 2nd Saturday General: Daniel Morgan APRIL - 2nd Saturday General: Horatio Gates MAY - 2nd Saturday General: Israel Putnam JUNE - 3rd Saturday General: Marquis de Lafayette JULY - 2nd Saturday General: Baron von Steuben AUGUST - 4th Saturday General: Anthony Wayne SEPTEMBER - 2nd Saturday General: Benedict Arnold OCTOBER - 2nd Saturday General: John Stark NOVEMBER - 2nd Saturday General: Henry Knox DECEMBER - 2nd Saturday General: John Sullivan

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