[Illustration: _Washington’s living and dining room in the Ford Mansion, showing the “secretary” desk once used by him as the American Commander in Chief._] [Illustration: _The kitchen in the Ford Mansion, where Washington’s official “family” and “all Mrs. Fords” tried to keep warm in January 1780._] [Illustration: _“Fort Nonsense,” built in 1777 as a “retreat in case of Necessity” for troops assigned to guard American military stores at Morristown._] As years passed, the original lines of this earthwork gradually crumbled away. Their present appearance is the result of research and physical restoration work completed by the National Park Service in 1937. NO. 7. GUERIN HOUSE (PARK SUPERINTENDENT’S RESIDENCE). At the southwest corner of the Jockey Hollow and Sugar Loaf Roads stands the Guerin House, in which is incorporated some of the original dwelling owned and occupied in Revolutionary War days by Joshua Guerin, a farmer and blacksmith of French Huguenot descent. Largely remodeled, the building now serves as a residence for the park superintendent. It is not open to visitors. NO. 8. RANGER STATION (INFORMATION POINT). About one-quarter of a mile southwest of the Guerin House (No. 7), on the same side of the Jockey Hollow Road, is the ranger station. Here are located the office and quarters of the park ranger. Visitors may obtain free literature and other park information at this point. NO. 9. NEW YORK BRIGADE CAMP, 1779-80. About opposite the ranger station (No. 8), parallel to the east side of the Jockey Hollow Road, is the campsite occupied in 1779-80 by the New York Brigade under Brig. Gen. James Clinton. In this brigade were the 2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th New York Regiments, with a combined total enlistment, in December 1779, of 1,267 men. The official uniform of these troops was blue, faced with buff; the buttons and linings, white. [Illustration: TRAIL MAP _JOCKEY HOLLOW_] MORRISTOWN NATIONAL·HISTORICAL·PARK FOOT TRAILS HORSE TRAILS MOTOR ROADS PARKING AREAS SUGAR LOAF ROAD ONE WAY OFFICERS’ HUT RANGER STATION (INFORMATION) JOCKEY HOLLOW ROAD PICNIC AREA HOSPITAL & BURYING GROUND WILD FLOWER TRAIL GLEN TRAIL PRIVATE BETTIN OAK WICK HOUSE-CEMETERY ROAD ONE WAY WICK HOUSE SOLDIERS’ HUT TEMPE WICK ROAD JERSEY CAMP TRAILS NO. 10. PICNIC AREA AND REST ROOMS. Three-eighths of a mile southwest of the New York Brigade campsite (No. 9), on the west side of the Jockey Hollow Road, area picnic area and rest rooms. Parking facilities are provided close to the road. From that point a winding foot trail (pp. 20, 35) leads to open places among the trees where tables and benches are placed for the convenience of visitors who wish to bring basket lunches. No fires are permitted, either here or elsewhere in the park. NO. 11. NATURE TRAIL.