Nearly 2,000 visitors took part in monthly living history programs at Washington Crossing Historic Park this season, exploring the people, traditions, and everyday experiences of the Revolutionary era. From April through October, the park’s free monthly series offered a closer look at civilian and military life during the American Revolution. Led by Director of Education Ross Heutmaker, Farmstead Fridays invited visitors to experience 18th-century farming traditions at the Thompson-Neely Farmstead, including haymaking, milling, tending livestock, cultivating historic grains and vegetables, and preparing the harvest for winter. Interpretive Programs Specialist Alex Robb led Soldier Saturdays in the Historic Village bringing military history to Read More The post A Season of Discovery: Celebrating Living History at Washington Crossing Historic Park first appeared on Washington Crossing Historic Park . The post A Season of Discovery: Celebrating Living History at Washington Crossing Historic Park appeared first on Washington Crossing Historic Park .
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