Follow Washington’s 1776–77 campaign with historians at key battle sites
9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Up to 36 people
Bus fare, lunch, site donations
Trace the ten-day campaign from Washington’s December 25, 1776 Delaware crossing through January 3, 1777 by bus. Explore the military engagements at Trenton, Princeton, and the communities between them, where terrain, weaponry, weather, and divided local loyalties shaped the fighting.
Learn from historical interpreters Larry Kidder and Roger S. Williams, joined by interpretive staff at each venue, as they place the campaign in the lives of the people who lived along its route.
Full refunds are available when you cancel at least 21 days before your tour date. No refunds are offered after this point.
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This bus tour includes one walking stretch of approximately 200 yards. If you cannot walk it, one of the two guides will stay behind to give the talk.
Bring comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for time spent off the bus.
The tour is limited to 36 guests.
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