Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Headquarters and Museum
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Cynthia K
印第安那Westville4,520 条分享
2024年8月 • 夫妻情侣
We knew going that the Visitor Center & Museum were closed. National Park site & it's closed 3 days out of the week!
There's not much to see outside. There's a statue of George Washington in the median of a busy street. I got a shot of it from the sidewalk.
I took a shot of the building that's the headquarters - closed anyway for restoration.
There isn't even bathrooms that are open.
We moved on...
There's not much to see outside. There's a statue of George Washington in the median of a busy street. I got a shot of it from the sidewalk.
I took a shot of the building that's the headquarters - closed anyway for restoration.
There isn't even bathrooms that are open.
We moved on...
撰写日期：2024年9月6日
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RoamingWolfe2017
德克萨斯州理查森115 条分享
2024年8月 • 好友
Kid friendly museum with interesting exhibits for adults. Lots of history of the revolutionary war, troop formations, movements, and strategy. They have a massive collection of documents pre-war, during the war, and post-war. The only negative was the house itself was under renovation but should be back within the year.
撰写日期：2024年8月2日
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Lead2829
俄亥俄North Lawrence346 条分享
2024年3月 • 家庭
One of my favorite things about our Spring vacation. Lots of interesting information about General Washington’s encampment in the area. There were some interesting displays and a few things for the kids to entertain themselves.
撰写日期：2024年3月27日
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SfromJersey
新泽西Berkeley Heights91 条分享
2023年10月 • 家庭
I drove past this place hundreds of times before finally stopping in one weekend. The museum has some cool stuff but he history of the Ford Mansion is what blew me away. To think you’re standing in the same rooms that Washington, Hamilton and others lived in hundreds of years ago blows my mind. If you’re a history buff this free tour and free museum and definitely worth a few hours of your day.
撰写日期：2023年10月20日
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torpdo
爱荷华得梅因528 条分享
2023年3月
I was driving on the interstate when I saw a sign for this attraction and decided to visit. It was late in the afternoon so I did not see the actual headquarters but did visit the museum. Very interesting part of history of which the East Coast has thousands. There are artifacts in the museum from Washington's time in the military which I find extraordinary. Very informative and if I am back in the area some day, I will get there earlier to take a guided tour.
撰写日期：2023年8月27日
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Margaret B
马里兰格林贝尔特710 条分享
2023年2月
Great park with excellent visitors' center. I spent a long time in the visitors' center, watching the video, seeing the exhibits. "Where the Revolution Survived" is the theme of the museum. Inspiring.
撰写日期：2023年4月2日
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RYC88
弗吉尼亚森特维尔1,317 条分享
2023年2月
First of all, check all the pages on the website for alerts about opening hours, as the main page doesn't always have the correct info. The guided tours of the Ford Mansion go on the hour every hour and are free, but you need timed tickets and the tours do fill up. We got there right after a tour had started and had to get tickets for the next hour, but the museum has so much information and there is so much to see, you can easily fill an hour waiting for the tour. The top floor can take an hour if you watch the video and read all the information and look at the exhibits. The downstairs of the museum could take another hour, as there are so many interactive options and plenty to keep everyone, kids and adults, occupied. It was all beautifully done with a great mix of artifacts, maps, objects, and descriptions. Then, you have an hour-long tour of the Ford Mansion. The docent was very knowledgeable and the tour is really interesting and there is a lot to learn about George Washington's time in Morristown in the winter of 1779-80.
撰写日期：2023年2月21日
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Mcampbell00789
密歇根Pontiac1 条分享
2022年11月
There are so many trails, it's incredible. There are different hikes for different types.
You can learn a lot by just wandering the property or taking the tour road. Going on a weekday there are still people around, but absolutely peaceful and quiet. Pet friendly.
You can learn a lot by just wandering the property or taking the tour road. Going on a weekday there are still people around, but absolutely peaceful and quiet. Pet friendly.
撰写日期：2022年11月16日
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Lorna B.
宾夕法尼亚Bechtelsville884 条分享
2022年10月
We recently spent a weekend in Morristown in order to see the Morristown National Historical Park (plus a few more sites). Having been born near Morristown and growing up in central NJ (before moving to PA at age 30), a visit to this historic site was long overdue for me—an American history buff!
We arrived just as the museum opened at 10:00am and secured our free tickets to tour the nearby Ford Mansion (see separate review). Since the first house tour wasn’t until 11:00am, we had sufficient time before then to tour the galleries and to view the orientation video shown here (also shown at the Jockey Hollow Visitor’s Center and at their website).
The two galleries on the main floor were very good. “Exploring the Revolution” featured military artifacts and described the activities and challenges associated with a winter encampment such as Morristown. An interactive display I liked was a separate touch screen for each of the 8 years of the War for Independence, which provided information about encampments and battles during that particular year. “Defining American Style” displayed period furniture, decorative items, apparel & accessories typically owned by the “genteel” members of society of the 18th century.
The second floor of the museum contained the Rare Book & Manuscript Gallery, a collection of items donated by Lloyd W. Smith; on display were various historic printed items, i.e., pamphlets, essays, sermons, government papers, discourses, etc.
The Discovery Center on the bottom floor contained nice exhibits about enduring a winter encampment. Youth especially will like the many hands-on and interactive features here.
We spent just over 2 hours at this part of the park before moving on to Jockey Hollow (see separate review); it was time well spent. We came away with a greater appreciation of what the soldiers and officers endured the winter of 1779-80.
Plentiful free onsite parking and restrooms are available here but no café.
We arrived just as the museum opened at 10:00am and secured our free tickets to tour the nearby Ford Mansion (see separate review). Since the first house tour wasn’t until 11:00am, we had sufficient time before then to tour the galleries and to view the orientation video shown here (also shown at the Jockey Hollow Visitor’s Center and at their website).
The two galleries on the main floor were very good. “Exploring the Revolution” featured military artifacts and described the activities and challenges associated with a winter encampment such as Morristown. An interactive display I liked was a separate touch screen for each of the 8 years of the War for Independence, which provided information about encampments and battles during that particular year. “Defining American Style” displayed period furniture, decorative items, apparel & accessories typically owned by the “genteel” members of society of the 18th century.
The second floor of the museum contained the Rare Book & Manuscript Gallery, a collection of items donated by Lloyd W. Smith; on display were various historic printed items, i.e., pamphlets, essays, sermons, government papers, discourses, etc.
The Discovery Center on the bottom floor contained nice exhibits about enduring a winter encampment. Youth especially will like the many hands-on and interactive features here.
We spent just over 2 hours at this part of the park before moving on to Jockey Hollow (see separate review); it was time well spent. We came away with a greater appreciation of what the soldiers and officers endured the winter of 1779-80.
Plentiful free onsite parking and restrooms are available here but no café.
撰写日期：2022年10月30日
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joe s
纽约州Warwick1,822 条分享
2022年8月
We stopped for lunch on our way to Washington's HQ and a friend called for the time of the last tour. The phone message said there were no tours on Wednesday so we took our time and didn't rush. We got there after three to find out that the phone message was in error and we had just missed the Wednesday tour which was at 3 o'clock. The Museum worker refused to let us in on the tour in progress but we decided to try our luck and the tour guide graciously let us in because of the message error. Museum staff need more PR training.
There are some interesting items in the museum such as guns, clothing, artillery and furniture but it definitly needs to be combined with the house tour to make it a worthwhile trip. There is a beautiful statue of George Washington outside. Glad it survived the recent social strife.
There are some interesting items in the museum such as guns, clothing, artillery and furniture but it definitly needs to be combined with the house tour to make it a worthwhile trip. There is a beautiful statue of George Washington outside. Glad it survived the recent social strife.
撰写日期：2022年8月28日
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HI,
We are contemplating taking our 13 year old grandson, a soccer player, to the New Visitor Center and house. Based on your experience, and your understanding of soccer players, does this sound like something you would choose to do.
Thanks
Bob
撰写日期：2018年2月20日
This is a great trip for a 13 year old! Take a tour of both the Mansion and Museum; when I was his age, I liked the Museum best! Make your visit better by listening to one of the Park Rangers, they give lectures on the site, and are very knowledgeable!
After visiting the Mansion and Museum, take a short Drive to Jockey Hollow, where the Revolutionary Soldiers were billeted. Be certain not to miss the Tempe Wick House. Again, be sure to listen to the Ranger's talk.
Have fun in my Hometown,
PastorGene
撰写日期：2018年2月21日
The Ford Mansion in Morristown, better known as Washington Headquarters has an entrance fee of $7 pp. if you are age 62 + get yourself a National Parks Pass (still $10 but I heard that fee is going to $80). The Pass is good for life, includes a parking pass, and you can admit an additional 3 people in your group. One thing to look forward to if you're a senior.
At the Ford Mansion you will have a guided tour with a docent and be sure to check out (for free) the museum with many of George's artifacts + a wonderful video of the encampment in Jockey Hollow.
At Jockey Hollow about 4 miles away) you can walk around, hike, check out the soldiers' huts, see the Tempe Wicke house. There is a re-creation of a soldier's hut with an audio presentation in the Visitors' Center. I don't know if there is a fee to see that.
撰写日期：2017年5月7日
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