This parchment paper print depicts a scene of the Battle of Bunker Hill. This pivotal engagement of the American Revolutionary War occurred on the rugged terrain of Charlestown Peninsula, now part of Boston, on June 17, 1775. The artwork vividly portrays the dramatic intensity of the moment, while a brief article beneath offers essential facts about the historic battle. This makes it an excellent educational tool for teachers aiming to engage students with historical content. Additionally, the document can be professionally framed for display.

The holdings of the Cartographic and Architectural Section of the National Archives include over 15 million maps, charts, aerial photographs, architectural drawings, patents, and ship plans, constituting one of the world's largest accumulations of such documents.