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Monthly Living History: Soldier Saturdays – Camp Followers

Monthly Living History: Soldier Saturdays – Camp Followers

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Sat, Sep 12
11:00 AM to 3:00 PM

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One of 39 upcoming events at Washington's Crossing National Park, and 3,173 across Philadelphia.

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September: Camp Followers Did you know that the Revolutionary Armies were followed by hundreds of women and children? Learn about the importance of the followers in the daily lives of soldiers, and how these often overlooked people shaped the outcome of the war. Location: Historic Village, 1112 River Road, Washington Crossing, PA 18977 Time: Saturday August 8th 2026, 11am – 3pm This free event is part of our Monthly Living History Series. From April through October 2026, Washington Crossing Historic Park hosts Soldier Saturdays & Farmstead Fridays. Presented in partnership with Americana Corner, these free monthly programs explore military and civilian life during the American Revolution. Upcoming Programs Farmstead Fridays – Thompson-Neely Farmstead Explore Read More

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