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Not a national reservation, it has been under the Valley Forge Park Commission since 1893 and covers 2,048 acres. 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It has been under the control of the Valley ForrgePark Commission since 1893,and the area contains 2048 acres.  \nvalley Forge /s one o the most scred o Americen Shines . Historins ngeetho ifronshigh in the founding of ourCcountry.Nobalewis fought here, buttheerperilencesin this  vinter encempment anrelessonsof dogedcourngeandperseverance in the face of overwhelming difficulties.Washington arrived here on December 19,1777,withapproximately 11,000 untrained men . Four days later he reported to Congress in his own words that \" 2,898 meunnwere unfit for duty because they are barefoot or otherwise naked . \"  In the ensuing months of a sevemover nt er3,000 died of disease , exposure and privation . About 2,000 of his troops were without shoes , and his sentries onguard had togu stand on their hats to keep their feet from freezing . On February 1 , 1778 Washington reported shftete thtat hehad only 5,012 men available for duty.  \nOne third as many men died here at Valley Forge as were killed in all the battles of the Revolutionary War.Thisfact gives you some idea of the terrible ordeal through which these brave troops successfully rioe roopassesd.  \nIn the meantime , the British , under Howe , spent the winter in comfort in Philadelpehia . He made nnttempt to attackor destroy Washington's Army , although unques Amy he couldghave done so . He was confiodent that nature woidfiishthe work o tang th Ruio  \nVisitors frequently ask what military reasons led Washington to select Valley Forge as a winter cFooCongres shorw her his severd generels hed other stes in mind, one somerhere in the inteior of he stte, wherethe population was more friendly and could be depended upon for food supplies , and where the Army would be safefrom a suprise attack . Washington rejected this plan becauprise it would subject the fertile farming regtions of Chester anondCounties to the ravagevs of the enemy . It should be noted that events during the winter showed that allthe residents hereabouts were not sympathizers with the American cause.At the request of the Pennsylvania SupremeExecutive Council,Washington decided to make his encampment near enough to Philadelphia to hold the British in check.  \nValley Forge met all the requirements of such a camp site.It was more than a day's march from Philadelphia over thethen existing roads , thus insuring safety from an overnoveright surprise attack . From a strategic prise ofoint of view , it had theit ha theadvantages that two sides of the camp were easily defenuocof the creek valley andth  nothen fHlank by the schuykl River . Thislef the sotherly nd ensterly sideso theecomp to be gurded.  \no  the construcion o uts  or the odiers ond aer  o  irgwredd.At this time Moun oy wescoveredby pnrimevro orest. the gre er par of mhic was sciced duing he wintr  \n# Washingtan's Headquanteu\n\n(  \nfont Wahington   \n● Wintertime at Valley Forge  \n● Coutinental Aamy Huta  \nWashingtan windaw  \n777-77  \n1","cbCaikeQi4UF05hT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikeQi4UF05hT","pdf",2460078,28,"English","# Washington’s Headquanteu\n## Wintertime at Valley Forge\n## Continental Aamy Huta\n## Washington windaw","[{\"question\":\"Who owned and maintained Valley Forge according to the text?\",\"answer\":\"Valley Forge is owned, maintained, and preserved by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.\"},{\"question\":\"What major event happened at Valley Forge in winter 1777-78?\",\"answer\":\"Washington’s winter encampment took place there, beginning with his arrival on December 19, 1777.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the main causes of death among troops at Valley Forge described in the text?\",\"answer\":\"The text attributes deaths to disease, exposure, and privation during the ensuing months.\"}]","HISTORIC Valley Forge - Wintertime at Valley Forge | PDF",1790619754,43]