George Washington, Historic site at Newburgh, United States.
George Washington Headquarter is a fieldstone farmhouse in Newburgh that served as a residence and command center from 1782 to 1783. The house displays period furniture and objects connected to the war.
Washington used this place to make decisions about the future of the young nation, especially to ensure that the military did not rule over civilian government. This period marked an important moment for the founding of the United States.
The headquarters served as the command center during the war and shows today how troops organized their daily work. The displayed objects tell stories of the people who worked and lived here.
The site is easy to access and can be visited, with visiting hours and special tours available. It helps to check in advance when tours are offered and how long your visit might take.
The site contains over 1,300 objects from that period, from small tools to personal items that give a sense of everyday life. This collection shows how people actually lived and worked, not just how orders were given.
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