Tower of Victory

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84 Liberty St
Newburgh, NY 12550
+1 (845) 562-1195
https://parks.ny.gov

Visit the Tower of Victory in Newburgh, NY, part of the Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site. Delve into the rooms where pivotal moments in American history unfolded during General George Washington's residence here. Witness where Washington's impactful decisions shaped the American republic, including rejecting an American monarchy and ending the Newburgh Conspiracy.

Explore the Museum's award-winning exhibit, Unpacked & Rediscovered, showcasing over 1,300 objects from Washington's Headquarters' diverse collections. Climb the steps to the newly restored belvedere at the Tower of Victory, offering panoramic views. Volunteer opportunities are available for those passionate about history, people, and the outdoors.

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Call Ahead
10/16/2022

Well restored monument. the statue of G. Washington is still gone for maintenance. date for return T...

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Beauty/History in unique area
7/8/2022

Driving here was a little sketchy ~ follow directions from TripAdvisor ~ (the GPS sent us someplace ...

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Great Views of the Hudson
11/17/2019

Happy that the roof was restored. It would have been a shame to see an integral part of this histori...

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