THE WEDGWOOD HISTORY...
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The Wedgwood Inn in New Hope, Pennsylvania, has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1982, but its grounds have historical significance that predates this. The site served as a Revolutionary War encampment for General George Washington and his troops in December 1776 and was also part of the Underground Railroad in the 1800s.
Historical Significance of the Wedgwood Inn
The Wedgwood Inn's history is intertwined with significant events in American history.
Establishment -->
The inn has been operating since 1982, offering Victorian charm across three renovated 19th-century buildings.
Revolutionary War Site --->
The grounds were used as an encampment for General George Washington and 1,200 Continental Army soldiers.
Underground Railroad -->
In the 1800s, the inn was part of the network aiding escaped slaves.
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