Philadelphia Campaign > Valley Forge
Valley Forge
Background
Valley Forge is where George Washington and the Continental Army camped during the winter of 1777-1778. The troops suffered from harsh cold, starvation, and disease. Washington managed to miraculously hold the army together and together with news that the French would enter the war on the American side, the tempered army was able to leave in the spring of 1778 and recapture Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Campaign
Campaign Battles
- Battle of Bound Brook
- Battle of Short Hills
- Battle of Staten Island
- Battle of Cooch's Bridge
- Battle of Brandywine
- Battle of the Clouds
- Battle of Paoli
- Battle of Germantown
- Battle of Red Bank
- Siege of Fort Mifflin
- Battle of Gloucester
- Battle of White Marsh
- Battle of Matson's Ford
- Valley Forge
- Battle of Quinton's Bridge
- Battle of Crooked Billet
- Battle of Monmouth
