John, Paul, George & Ben

Instead of an eagle, Ben thought America's national symbol should be a turkey.

"Dullard" is a funny word.

Besides quotes, Ben invented bifocals, the Franklin stove, lightning rod, and PlayStation 76

The famous two-if-by-sea lanterns were lit in the Old North Church prompting Paul's ride.

Every kid should enjoy life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Paul was in a bell ringing club at the Old North Church.

When he grew up, George had wooden teeth.

The Sons of Liberty was a secret society.

George chopped down his father's cherry tree.

George was only President to serve his full term in New York, not in White House.

Silver buckles on shoes sure look goofy.

The Revere shop sold extra-large underwear.

The phrase "ye olde" gets awfully old after a while.

When John was a boy, his signature was always biggest on the chalkboard.

John had the biggest signature on the Declaration of Independence

Tom's teacher was named Mr. Douglas

All of Ben's sayings in this book were actual Ben Sayings

Tom's hobbies were architecture and botany.

George was only Pres. to serve full term in NY, not in DC, because it had fewer trees to level.

On that night of April 18, 1775 Paul shouted "The British are coming!"