Valley Forge National Historical Park News Archives

A view inside Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge National Historical Park.

Washington Memorial Chapel was founded in 1903 to commemorate the country's first war hero where he staged perhaps his greatest military feat: Valley Forge National Historical Park.

The news that planners of the American Revolution Center would abandon Valley Forge for Philadelphia generated real excitement in the city.

The American Revolution Center's decision to move to Philadelphia extends a nine-year record of switching rather than fighting.

With their exciting new strategy to build in Philadelphia near Independence Hall, the determined founders of the embattled American Revolution Center museum won't have to weather another harsh winter at Valley Forge.

Weekend Edition Saturday , July 4, 2009 A final Revolutionary War battle has come to an end.

Valley Forge National Historical Park has launched a new tour, especially for kids, involving a real life kidnapping plot.

A group that for years has been trying to build a Revolutionary War museum within the boundaries of Valley Forge National Historical Park is moving the multimillion-dollar project to downtown Philadelphia.

Plans to locate an American Revolutionary War Museum within the Valley Forge National Historical Park in Montgomery County have been scrapped, and the museum will now be located in downtown Philadelphia.