Determined to Persevere: The Valley Forge Encampment

The visitor orientation film at Valley Forge National Historical Park. This 19-minute film tells the story of the winter 1777-1778 encampment of the Continental Army under General George Washington. Filmed in 2018 and 2019.

[@Jessyabc]

My forebear George Carpenter/Zimmerman, died at Valley Forge, I think probably in June 1778. His son lived. I don’t know if the son was at Valley Forge. I would like to know where George would be buried and also the hospital he would have been in. I am now 80 years old so I’m in a hurry ha ha. Thank you, J. Bordine.

[@Screenplaywriter]

Great educational film. Well directed, great actors, camera work , set design....👍

[@mahoot81]

It's definitely by God's grace everything worked out!!!

[@jeffbahh]

I'm a 7th grade teacher and my kiddos were so ecstatic and captivated by this fine film.

[@maia4218]

It’s true I’m the kid 🫢

[@lilyaeger]

very much so i’m one of the kids too 😮😮

[@bleesedbythebest]

The Stephens family house is still there!!

[@csnocke5]

We as a country were so ahead of times back then racially. We had so many black soldiers

[@stevehartman1730]

So much of this i didnt know makes me proud of their saccrifices.

[@Roxie6377]

Nicely done!

[@danajoelbogdanski1102]

Interesting to notice: once the Continentals abandoned "hiding behind trees and walls" and started standing in lines and fighting like the British, they started winning.

[@paulloane4982]

Find out more about the Rev. War soldier at www.243regiment.com . Help us bring history to life!

[@hunterzilla9385]

water.

[@bugdracula1662]

earth.

[@dionysus1394]

fire.

[@sagecapra6442]

Don't forget the Spanish allies from the far Western continent. Sending goods.

[@csnocke5]

It looks miserable