Preserved Revolutionary War landscape featuring historic buildings, winter encampment sites, wooded trails, and museums interpreting early American military survival.
General Information
Historic buildings and visitor centers: Typically Thursday to Sunday, 10am to 4pm
Hours may vary seasonally and by site
How to Get There
From Newark, NJ (18 mi): Take I‑280 W or I‑78 W toward Morristown, then follow local roads and posted signs to the park’s primary visitor areas.
Overview
Morristown National Historical Park preserves the setting where the Continental Army endured winter quarters, chosen twice by George Washington, sheltering thousands of soldiers through brutal cold and shortages. The Ford Mansion was Washington's headquarters during the harsh winter of 1779-1780, and forested ridges, trails, and museums tell the story of endurance.
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