The dinner was held at Cooper’s Riverview restaurant which is located on the site of a historic wharf where American and French troops loaded equipment onto sloops.
Mary Swarbrick and Brad Fay attended the unveiling of a new marker about the march to Yorktown erected by the Morris County.
A dinner will be held at Cooper’s Riverview restaurant to tell the story of the march to Yorktown through Trenton with an emphasis on soldiers of color.
Scotch Plains marked the nation’s 250th anniversary with a special event honoring the community’s connections to the American Revolution.
Montgomery welcomed George Washington, the Comte de Rochambeau, and Colonel Stephen Moylan during its annual Independence Day Fireworks event.
Southbury, Connecticut marked an important milestone on 06/06/2026 with the unveiling of its new Victory Town marker.
East Jersey Old Town Village in Piscataway recently welcomed visitors for History Day, offering a look at the people and places connected to the Trail.
Flounder Brewing Company marked the release of its new Victory Town Ale with a special celebration featuring General Washington on horseback.
Manville, New Jersey, made history on May 4, 2026, becoming the first municipality to unveil an official “Victory Town” marker.
At the heart of the evening was the presentation of a framed copy of a letter by Trail Historian Dr. Robert Selig.
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