Head Quarters, Morristown, 27th January 1777.
Parole. Countersign.
Taken from The Writings of George Washington from the Original Manuscript Sources, 1745-1799. John C. Fitzpatrick, Editor.
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- Washington’s Headquarters is a living history program. We interpret General Washington’s Headquarters and his military family and staff. This living history program provides an inside look at the duties and routines of the General and those attached to the headquarters during the war years from 1775-1783. It is our intent to recognize and honor the lives of the men, women, servants and slaves who sacrificed so much to the founding of our nation and to tell their story through living history. The Headquarters can be available upon request for any historical programs, events or battle reenactments. We are very versatile in our interpretation. Also to be had are specific individuals for varying roles or parts of the Headquarters for any occasion.
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HQ Favorite Links
- General George Washington as portrayed by Gregory Fisher
- Rediscovering George Washington by PBS
- K. Walters at the Sign of the Gray Horse
- George Washington Papers at the Library of Congress
- A French Officer Describes Washington HQ in 1780
- The Papers of George Washington
- Washingtons Mess Kit at the National Museum of American History
- Richard Fox as Benjamin Franklin
- 18th Century Bibles and Other Literature from The Bible Man
- American Revolution Photos by Kenneth Bohrer
- From Common Hands - Bookbinder
- Colonial Sense
- Heart to Hearth Cookery
- Middlesex County Volunteers Fifes & Drums
- Hale Byrnes House
- T.J. and the Revo - Too Late to Apologize: A Declaration
- Essex County Museum & Historical Society
- U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center
- General Washingtons Indispensable Men by Arthur S. Lefkowitz
- Past Masters in Early American Domestic Arts
- Revolutionary War Photo Archives
- Continental Line
- The Fourth Light Dragoons
- The 17th Light Dragoons in N. America
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