Valley Forge National Historical Park

This Park is the site of the third winter settlement of the Continental Army amid the American Revolutionary War. Guests can see reestablished noteworthy structures, reproduced structures, for example, the notorious log cottages, and landmarks raised by the states from which the Continental officers came. Guest offices incorporate a guest focus and gallery including unique ancient rarities, giving a brief prologue to the American Revolution and the Valley Forge settlement. Officer projects, visits, and exercises are accessible regularly. The recreation center highlights a guest focus, which goes about as introduction for guests to the site. The highlights of the middle incorporate a historical center with antiques found amid unearthings of the recreation center, an intuitive summon move of Continental fighters stayed at Valley Forge, officer drove exhibition projects and strolls, a narrating program, a photograph display, a guest data work area staffed by Park Rangers, Representatives from the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board, and Park Volunteers, and the Encampment Store for books and trinkets.