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Poland's Paladin: there will never be another.
塔杜思故居的点评
点评：There are those who have lived a full life and then there’s Thaddeus Kosciuszko. Born in 1746 in what was then part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, he attended the Corps of Cadets in Warsaw and then made his way to North America in 1776. His help during the Revolutionary War at Saratoga and West Point was invaluable, and he was admired by George Washington and befriended by Thomas Jefferson. After participating (literally) in the final battle of the revolution in 1782, he returned to his native country and helped foment resistance against Czarist Russia. Unsuccessful despite his heroism, he was imprisoned for two years and released on the condition that he never returned. Sojourning to the USA for a second time, he landed again in Philadelphia and stayed at a house on the corner of Third and Pine Streets during the winter of 1797-98.
The country’s smallest National Memorial is a modest affair, spread out over two rooms on two floors of the house. The ground floor contains information on Kosciuszko’s life as well as a display of authentic memorabilia including coins, post cards, and stamps. The main display is found on the second floor, consisting of a reconstruction of his bed chamber. There are static storyboards throughout, detailing most of the important episodes of the General’s life. In summary, this was a concise-if-slightly-routine collection of artifacts and displays. However, like most National Historic Sites it was monitored by two excellent Park Rangers (Kevin and Dillon) who were a repository of knowledge and the highlight of the visit. While the house is probably not worth a separate journey alone in lieu of a site such as Independence Hall, it is an essential (and free!) addendum to the story of our country’s beginnings
The country’s smallest National Memorial is a modest affair, spread out over two rooms on two floors of the house. The ground floor contains information on Kosciuszko’s life as well as a display of authentic memorabilia including coins, post cards, and stamps. The main display is found on the second floor, consisting of a reconstruction of his bed chamber. There are static storyboards throughout, detailing most of the important episodes of the General’s life. In summary, this was a concise-if-slightly-routine collection of artifacts and displays. However, like most National Historic Sites it was monitored by two excellent Park Rangers (Kevin and Dillon) who were a repository of knowledge and the highlight of the visit. While the house is probably not worth a separate journey alone in lieu of a site such as Independence Hall, it is an essential (and free!) addendum to the story of our country’s beginnings
翻译：有些人的一生都过得充实，但塔迪厄斯·科修什科却是个例外。他于1746年出生于当时波兰立陶宛联邦的一部分，在华沙参加了军校学员团，并于1776年前往北美。在独立战争期间，他在萨拉托加和西点军校提供了宝贵的帮助，深受乔治·华盛顿的钦佩，并与托马斯·杰斐逊结为好友。在1782年参加了（字面意义上的）革命的最后一场战役后，他回到祖国，参与煽动反抗沙皇俄国的斗争。尽管他英勇无畏，但最终还是失败了，他被监禁了两年，获释时条件是永远不得回国。他第二次旅居美国，最终抵达费城，并在1797-98年的冬天，住在第三街和松树街拐角处的一所房子里。
该国规模最小的国家纪念馆规模不大，分布在两层楼的两个房间里。一楼介绍了科修斯科的生平，并展出了包括硬币、明信片和邮票在内的真实纪念品。二楼是主要展厅，重建了他的卧室。馆内到处都是静态的故事板，详细讲述了这位将军一生中的大部分重要事件。总而言之，这是一个简洁却略显常规的文物和展品收藏。然而，与大多数国家历史遗址一样，它由两位优秀的公园管理员（凯文和狄龙）负责管理，他们知识渊博，是此次参观的亮点。虽然与独立厅这样的景点相比，这座纪念馆可能不值得单独前往参观，但它仍然是我们国家起源故事中一个必不可少的（而且免费的！）补充。
该国规模最小的国家纪念馆规模不大，分布在两层楼的两个房间里。一楼介绍了科修斯科的生平，并展出了包括硬币、明信片和邮票在内的真实纪念品。二楼是主要展厅，重建了他的卧室。馆内到处都是静态的故事板，详细讲述了这位将军一生中的大部分重要事件。总而言之，这是一个简洁却略显常规的文物和展品收藏。然而，与大多数国家历史遗址一样，它由两位优秀的公园管理员（凯文和狄龙）负责管理，他们知识渊博，是此次参观的亮点。虽然与独立厅这样的景点相比，这座纪念馆可能不值得单独前往参观，但它仍然是我们国家起源故事中一个必不可少的（而且免费的！）补充。
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