Guided Tours at Morristown

Ford Mansion Tour
Guests listen to a park guide on tour, joined by a Continental Army sentry.

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Note: The Ford Mansion is closed until October 5 due to conservation and renovation work. Check for more information on this website and the park Facebook page.

Washington's Headquarters

Ford Mansion

Take a tour of the historic Ford Mansion, built by the Ford family just before the start of the Revoluntionary War. General George Washington made his headquarters here during the winter encampment of 1779. Tours are offered usually on the hour to guests with free tickets available at the Museum front desk. You can find more information about Ford Mansion tours or the digital version of the accessibility book online.
 
A two story Cape Cod farmhouse,, flanked by a split rail fence and a fenced in kitchen garden. A large oak tree towers above the home rising out of the frame. It is early morning in early fall, with sunlight breaking through the fog surrounding the house.
The Wick House has stood in Jockey Hollow since the 1750s.

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Jockey Hollow

The Wick House

Henry Wick, largest landowner in Jockey Hollow, built this Cape Cod farmhouse in the 1750s. While the Continental Army camped on his land and cut down much of the standing timber, the Wick family hosted several Patriot officers in their home. Join a park ranger for a tour of the first floor and explore the farm field and garden on your own time. Learn more about the Wick House tours.

Last updated: October 3, 2024

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30 Washington Place
Morristown, NJ 07960

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973.539.2016 x210
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