Lily L.
1/21/2019
Note: This is a review only for the grounds, not for inside the house/headquarters. My friends and I were on our way apple picking and had about half an hour to kill, so I suggested we stop by...
Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site
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84 Liberty St
Newburgh, NY 12550
Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site in Newburgh, NY is the nation's first publicly owned historic site, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the rooms where American history was made. General George Washington spent critical months here, making important contributions to shaping the American republic, including rejecting the idea of an American monarchy and ending the Newburgh Conspiracy. The site features a museum with an award-winning exhibit showcasing over 1,300 objects from Washington's Headquarters' Collection, as well as the newly restored Tower of Victory.
Volunteer opportunities are available for those interested in history, working with people, and enjoying the outdoors. The site is open seasonally, with hours varying throughout the year, and offers special events and programs. With its rich historical significance and engaging exhibits, Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and those looking to delve into the story of America's founding.
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Mr F G And Mrs M S.
1/16/2025
Very nice park to walk around. There are few historic monuments here. Great views. If you are nearby, definitely worth visiting.
Hannah K.
6/12/2023
What a great little historic spot tucked along the Hudson River. We were trying to kill time before an afternoon wedding and I came across this place while searching online. This historic site was...
Sam R.
7/9/2021
This park is extremely well kept and nice. They just made some new walkways around the perimeter to make walking around a little easier. There are great views of the river and a solid amount of...
Lou C.
7/7/2020
Nothing was open when we visited because of the Covid closures, but the grounds are very nice and the information was interesting
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