N. Y. Newburgh ▲◍Fishkill ▲New Windsor ▲Fort Constitution ◍West Point ◍Continental Village ▲Peekskill Galloway’s in the Clove ▲Fort Montgomery ▲King’s Ferry ◍Verplanck’s Point ◍Stony Point Haverstraw ◍Kakiat HARLEM HEIGHTS II WHITE PLAINS III Valentine’s Hill King’s Bridge Fort Lee NEW YORK _BRITISH HDQRS._ Brooklyn LONG ISLAND I CONN. N. J. ◍Ringwood Iron Works ▲Ramapo Charlottenburg Iron Works ▲◍Paramus ▲Pompton Hibernia Furnace Mt. Hope Furnace ◍Rockaway Boonton ▲Succasunna Plains ◍Crane’s Mills MORRISTOWN _AMERICAN HDQRS._ Bottle Hill ▲Chatham Easton ◍SPRINGFIELD VI & VII ◍Newark Vealtown Connecticut Farms Baskingridge ▲Scotch Plains ◍Pluckemin ▲◍Elizabethtown ▲◍Westfield ◍Rahway ▲Raritan ▲Quibbletown ▲Woodbridge ▲Middlebrook ▲Bound Brook ◍Perth Amboy ▲Somerset Court House ◍New Brunswick Coryell’s Ferry ▲◍PRINCETON V ▲◍TRENTON IV ▲◍Allentown Bordentown Cooper’s Ferry PA. McKonkey’s Ferry Newtown ▲Bristol ◍Burlington ▲◍PHILADELPHIA ▲AMERICAN OUTPOSTS IN 1777 ◍AMERICAN OUTPOSTS IN 1779-80 OTHER IMPORTANT LOCALITIES REVOLUTIONARY WAR ROADS MAJOR BATTLES I LONG ISLAND—AUGUST 27, 1776 II HARLEM HEIGHTS—SEPTEMBER 16, 1776 III WHITE PLAINS—OCTOBER 23, 1776 IV TRENTON—DECEMBER 25, 1776 V PRINCETON—JANUARY 5, 1777 VI & VII SPRINGFIELD—JUNE 7 & 23, 1780 _DESIGNED BY M. J. WEIG_ · _DRAWN BY V. B. CRAIG_ · WINTER QUARTERS FOR OFFICERS AND MEN. Local tradition has it that upon arriving in Morristown, on January 6, Washington went to the Arnold Tavern, and that his headquarters remained there all through the 1777 encampment period. Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene lodged for a time “at Mr. Hoffman’s,—a very good-natured, doubtful gentleman.” Captain Rodney and his men were quartered at Colonel Ford’s “elegant” house until about mid-January, when they left for Delaware and home. Brig. Gen. Anthony Wayne, on rejoining Washington in the spring of 1777, is said to have stayed at the homestead of Deacon Ephraim Sayre, in Bottle Hill. It has been stated that other officers, and a large number of private soldiers as well, were given shelter in Morristown or nearby villages by the Ely, Smith, Beach, Tuttle, Richards, Kitchell, and Thompson families.