The four Valley Forge veterans are among 96 Revolutionary War soldiers who settled in Madison County in the early 1800s -- more than any other county in Alabama.

When they left Valley Forge in the spring of 1778, only 185 of the 327 men still on the regiment’s muster rolls were reported as fit for duty. ... Other Continental Soldiers.

POTTSTOWN – Six days before Christmas, Gen. George Washington and his rag-tag army marched in to Valley Forge for their infamous winter encampment. As every school child knows, the soldiers ...

The very next day, Dec. 19, Washington and his army rode – and stumbled – several miles from the Gulph into Valley Forge. “We arrived at the Valley Forge in the evening. It was dark; there was no ...

U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) urged conservatives Friday to “fight for America” like the colonial soldiers who endured a freezing winter at Valley Forge during the American Revolution. “That ...

1778, 244 years ago. At about 9 on a bitter cold morning at Valley Forge, General George Washington rides out of his headquarters to greet the former Prussian soldier who has been assigned to ...

The White House has used AI to animate Martha Washington’s story in a powerful new video. As the wife and patriot, she recounts her contributions to the Revolutionary War, from supporting soldiers at ...

On June 14, 1775, the Continental Congress voted to replace the colonies' part-time militias with a full-time army – and ...

George Washington and the Continental Army made Valley Forge famous for the suffering endured here during their Revolutionary War encampment. But far less attention has been paid to the ...

A moving monument at Valley Forge is The National Memorial Arch, built in 1917 by an act of Congress, commemorating the “patience and fidelity of the continental soldiers.” ...