Ken Burns UNUM

The American Revolution film doesn't end with the British surrender at Yorktown. One of the places it continues is Fraunces Tavern in New York City. Ken Burns explains why.

Earlier this month, the filmmakers visited Philadelphia to promote The American Revolution with WHYY. Here's what they had to say outside of a shuttered Independence Hall.

From Fort Greene to Fraunces Tavern, Revolutionary history is everywhere in New York—but did you know some of the most important generals can be found on the streets of SoHo? Join Ken Burns and UNUM on the Road for a walk across town and back in time.

UNUM on the Road visited Saratoga and Albany.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to the West Coast—Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Seattle, Portland, and more.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to Yorktown.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to Richmond.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to Boston.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to Lexington and Concord.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to West Point.

We are on the road talking about our new film “The American Revolution,” premiering November 16th. Watch our visit to Colonial Williamsburg.