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The home of Washington, Mount Vernon, Va.

A Short History of Mount Vernon

Patrick Henry before the Virginia House of Burgesses May 30, 1765

Virginia House of Burgesses

Painting of the Morristown Winter Encampment by Keith Rocco

First Morristown Encampment (1777)

A speaker in colonial attire addresses a diverse crowd during an outdoor historical event. The audience includes children and adults, some holding American flags and taking photos, with a backdrop of trees and a canopy providing shade.

July Fourth Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence

Washington leading troops through the snow

Tour the Ten Crucial Days Trail in One Day

View of a grassy clearing in a forest at Jockey Hollow framed by a split-rail wooden fence, with colorful autumn trees in the background. This area is part of the proposed Penn Line Mutiny Trail at Morristown National Historical Park.

National Park Service Seeks Public Input on Morristown National Historical Park Proposed Hiking Trail

A line of Revolutionary War re-enactors in period uniforms fire muskets during a demonstration at Jockey Hollow. Smoke and muzzle flashes rise as the volley is discharged. Behind them, more re-enactors stand at attention with fixed bayonets.

Experience Revolutionary Life at Jockey Hollow Spring Encampment – May 3–4, 2025

Henry Knox entering camp with artillery

The Guns of Ticonderoga

View from a gun position at Fort Nonsense, Morristown NPS

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