For most of 1782, the American army was encamped at Newburgh, New York. Washington made his headquarters an old stone house, pictured here, that was well adapted for defense and concealment. One room (bottom image) had only one window, but seven doors leading to other parts of the house.
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For most of 1782, the American army was encamped at Newburgh, New York. Washington made his headquarters an old stone house, pictured here, that was well adapted for defense and concealment. One room (bottom image) had only one window, but seven doors leading to other parts of the house.

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military headquarters George Washington Newburgh Continental Army Washington's headquarters Thirteen colonies American Revolution history of New York early history of the U.S. early history of the United States United States military headquarters

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