Washington’s Army arrived at Valley Forge as an ill-fed, ragged and indifferently trained organization. They left six months later with vastly improved training and logistical support as a result of the combined efforts of General Washington and his staff.

To learn more about the newly organized Army during the 1777-1778 encampment at Valley Forge and to see a Muster Roll of the men who served there, click here.

Copies of the Continental Army, a printed version of the encampment muster roll, produced by The Friends of Valley Forge Park, is available for purchase in the Park’s Encampment Store.