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The Valley Forge Report
A Demographic Survey of the Continental Army
Valley Forge: Making and Remaking a National Symbol
Contents
Preface
Chapter One: The First Hundred years at Valley Forge
Chapter Two: The Centennial and Memorial Association of Valley Forge
Chapter Three: A Rocky Beginning for the Valley Forge Park Commission
Chapter Four: The Park Commission Triumphs
Chapter Five: The Churches at Valley Forge
Chapter Six: Historical Accuracy vs Good Taste
Chapter Seven: The "Complete Restoration" of Valley Forge
Chapter Eight: New Uses for an Old Story
Chapter Nine: The Siege of Valley Forge
Chapter Ten: A Struggle for Growth and Professionalism
Chapter Eleven: New Interpretations at Valley Forge
Epilogue: Valley Forge - Past, Present, Future
End Notes
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valley forge: making and remaking a national symbol includes:
"Making and Remaking a National Symbol"
Did You Know? Varnum's brigade contained the 1st Rhode Island Regiment, a unit largely made up of African American and Native American soldiers. The unit symbolizes the diversity of the army - a diversity not seen again for many years.
Last Updated: November 27, 2006 at 13:30 EST
