General George Washington's Continental Army emerged from its winter encampment at Valley Forge ready to take the fight to the British. How did that winter completely transform a glorified militia into a fighting force? "Valley Forge" recounts that crucial period of American history: http://bit.ly/Valley-Forge- | History in Five

❄️ In 1777, General George Washington and the Continental Army set up camp for the winter at Valley Forge, a historical moment famously depicted in William B. T. Trego’s painting, “The March to Valley Forge.” Do you know the controversial history behind the painting? Bundle up and join Museum educator Callan to explore the history behind one of the most iconic commemorative works on the American Revolution, which you can see in our core galleries on your next visit to the Museum. | Museum of the

During National Park Week, we’re celebrating Valley Forge National Historical Park 💚☀️ Explore over 35 miles of trails — a great place for us and our four-legged friends 🐾 📍@valleyforgepark #MakeitMontco | Visit Valley Forge & Montco