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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:
John H. Ansley
Making and Remaking a National Symbol
"Making and Remaking a National Symbol"
Did You Know? In 2008, readers of The Times Herald named Valley Forge National Historical Park "Best Family Attraction" for the newspaper's annual Best of Montgomery County reader's poll!
Last Updated: November 27, 2006 at 13:30 EST
