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The Pine Tree Riot That Sparked Revolution | Concord News
In Weare, New Hampshire, a forgotten rebellion roared louder than the Boston Tea Party—this was the Pine Tree Riot of 1772, where colonists stood up to British crown claims on white pine trees vital for their homes and ships. When enforcement turned brutal, locals like Ebenezer Mudgett led a daring revolt, roughing up sheriffs and seizing their horses’ manes. Though they faced light fines, their act of defiance lit a spark across the colonies, proving resistance was possible—and helping pave the way for revolution. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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