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Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania
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On December 25, 1776, General George Washington led Continental Army troops across the icy Delaware River, marking a turning point in the Revolutionary War.
Every Christmas Day, a reenactment of Washington's historic crossing is performed by actors in period costumes, drawing visitors from all over.
The park is located in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with each side offering unique historical insights and natural beauty.
This 125-foot tower offers panoramic views of the Delaware River and surrounding countryside, commemorating the American Revolution.
These boats were crucial in transporting troops and artillery across the Delaware River during the famous crossing.
This historic site within the park served as a military hospital during the Revolutionary War and is open for tours.
Designated in 1961, the park preserves the site of Washington's daring crossing and its surrounding history.