The strategic location of Washington Rock made it a valuable lookout point during the American Revolution for General George Washington in June of 1777 when the British army under General William Howe was moving toward Westfield. From the vantage point of this natural rock outcropping, General Washington had a thirty-mile panoramic view of the valley and was able to instruct his troops to circle behind Howe’s troops and cut off their retreat.
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Heritage Partner Workshop
Heritage Partner Workshop
Join us at the Historic Trenton Masonic Temple for our Heritage Partner Workshop on October 1, 2024 Crossroads of the American Revolution will host a workshop to assist historic sites […]
$35