The Ford Mansion in Morristown National Historical Park offers visitors a vivid glimpse into life during the Revolutionary era. Known as General George Washington’s headquarters during the winter of 1779–80, the restored mansion stands as a living piece of history, where stories of courage, resilience, and daily life unfold through guided tours. As you move from room to room, interpreters bring the past into focus, sharing how the Continental Army lived, strategized, and endured through one of the war’s harshest winters.
Open for regular tours throughout the year, Ford Mansion connects visitors with a pivotal chapter in American history and the NJ Highlands’ own role in the nation’s story. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or curious explorer, it’s an engaging way to see heritage come alive.
