Washington’s Headquarters

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Washington’s Headquarters is the historic house in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, that served as General George Washington’s command post during the 1777 Battle of Brandywine in the American Revolutionary War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic house
military headquarters
museum
associatedWithConflict American Revolutionary War
associatedWithEvent Battle of Brandywine
associatedWithPerson George Washington
country United States
hasAlternateName Washington’s Headquarters at Brandywine
Washington’s Headquarters, Chadds Ford
hasBuildingType stone house
hasHistoricalPeriod 18th century
hasHistoricFunction field headquarters
military command center
hasNotableOccupant George Washington
hasPreservationStatus preserved historic building
hasSignificance served as George Washington’s command post at Brandywine
hasTourismType heritage tourism site
heritageDesignation historic site
locatedIn Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
United States
near Brandywine Creek
openToPublic true
region Brandywine Valley
usedAs command post
usedBy George Washington
usedDuring American Revolutionary War
Battle of Brandywine
usedInYear 1777

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Brandywine Battlefield hasPart Washington’s Headquarters
Washington’s Headquarters (Chadds Ford) hasAlternateName Washington’s Headquarters at Brandywine
subject linked to: Washington’s Headquarters
linked to: Washington’s Headquarters
Washington’s Headquarters (Chadds Ford) hasAlternateName Washington’s Headquarters, Chadds Ford
subject linked to: Washington’s Headquarters
linked to: Washington’s Headquarters