 "Deseret News (Salt Lake City)")
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If you go to Valley Forge
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VALLEY FORGE NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK: King of Prussia, Pa.;
www.nps.gov/vafo/ or 610-783-1077. Welcome Center open daily, 9 a.m.-
5 p.m. Washington's headquarters is closed Mondays and Tuesd...
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FROM THE COVER; PATRIOTS FOUGHT ELEMENTS DURING WINTER AT VALLEY FORGE Series: MAGICAL HISTORY TOUR
Dayton Daily News
; Morale was bad, yet men soldiered on VALLEY FORGE, Pa. - It seems like cheating to ride through this suburban Philadelphia countryside in the summertime, in shorts and shirt-sleeves. Here the revolution that led to the world's greatest democracy could have ended in the cold encampment of Valley
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Valley Forge a hideaway on city's west edge Trees and hills give the community a secluded atmosphere
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; On a recent damp afternoon, sunlight was just starting to trickle through the leaves of a hardy maple tree when a slight wind shook a shower of droplets onto Leo Ries' house in the Valley Forge neighborhood. Such bucolic scenery makes this west side neighborhood a perfect place for impromptu
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Valley Forge to bring HQ back to life
Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
; VALLEY FORGE, Pa. -- George Washington's headquarters may be the most important interpretive site at Valley Forge National Historical Park. The tiny house served as ground zero for planning and coordinating for the Continental Army during its winter encampment at Valley Forge from December 1777 to
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Valley Forge revival: Project to bring Washington's HQs back to life
Chicago Sun-Times
; VALLEY FORGE, Pa. -- George Washington's headquarters may be the most important interpretive site at Valley Forge National Historical Park. The tiny house served as ground zero for planning and coordinating for the Continental Army during its winter encampment at Valley Forge from December 1777 to
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 "Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA)")
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Actors take visitors on a tour of 18th-century Valley Forge.
Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA)
; Byline: Nancy Petersen VALLEY FORGE, Pa. _ The day at Valley Forge is drawing to a close. A rainbow frames the eastern sky, the heat from the campfire is mesmerizing, and Cpl. Joseph Plumb Martin of the Continental Army takes center stage. Strange things happen in this valley, he says, preparing to
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