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Jockey Hollow Trail Map (.pdf format, - size 1.12mb) ... Did You Know?; At 19, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roche Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette volunteered to serve in the American Revolution. He developed a lifelong friendship with General Washington and would name his son Georges Washington du Motier.
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www.nps.gov/morr/planyourvisit/jockeyhollowtrailmap.htm
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Jockey Hollow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jockey Hollow is a unit of Morristown National Historical Park in New Jersey. It was used as an encampment by the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. On October 17, 1779, the Cont...
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Jockey Hollow, Morristown: See 2 reviews, articles, and photos of Jockey Hollow, ranked No.3 on TripAdvisor among 10 attractions in Morristown. ... Know about Jockey Hollow? Share your expertise with other travelers. Add to this description now.
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In December of 1780, the 6 regiments of the Pennsylvania Line was quartered at Jockey Hollow south of Morristown. According to their commander, General Anthony Wayne, writing to Pennsylvania President Reed, on December 16th: we are reduced to dry bread and beef for our food, and to cold water for our drink.
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JOCKEY HOLLOW, NW. on Washington St. from Park Pl. to Western Ave.; W. to jockey Hollow Rd., 2.5 m. (road well marked), extends along the early roads between New Vernon, Mendham and Morristown. ... THE JOCKEY HOLLOW WILD FLOWER TRAIL (entrance L. from jockey Hollow Rd., 0.1 m. SW of junction with Camp Rd.
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Jacob Ford Mansion - Washington's Headquarters - Jockey Hollow ... This home, owned and occupied by the widow and children of Jacob Ford, Jr. became the Headquarters for General Washington during the winter of 1779 to 1780. Martha joined her husband here after a difficult journey from Philadelphia.
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Jockey Hollow, Morristown, NJ pictures published by cybercheles ... close login form ... Find more albums about Jockey Hollow, Morristown, NJ.
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Serving as the winter encampments of George Washington's troops in 1779-1780, Jockey Hollow merges history with some decent hiking. In addition to the trails, the following hike will allow you to take a guided tour through a mid-1700s farmhouse and the reconstruction of the soldiers' barracks.
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SHELTERS BUILT AT JOCKEY HOLLOW ... An area southwest of Morristown, called Jockey Hollow, was selected. It is estimated that 600 acres of forest were cut down to build more than 1,000 1og huts. It became known as "log-house city". Each hut was built to specifications required by General Washington measuring about 14 by...
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