Military
During the terrible winter encampment of 1779-1780, the main part of George Washington’s Continental Army camped in Jockey Hollow, where many of the cold 10,000 sheltered in huts on Henry Wick’s farm amid snow and bitter cold, enduring great suffering while reflecting Washington’s ability and leadership.
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