Camp Security, according to historical records, is the last remaining undeveloped prisoner-of-war camp from the Revolution, one of only a handful to ever be built.

Peter Muhlenberg was a clergyman and soldier in the Revolutionary War, sometimes referred to as the Fighting Parson.

The Battle of Germantown was a major fight in the Revolutionary War. It may technically have been a defeat for the Continental Army, but it proved useful in gaining support from European allies.

In the summer of 1777, the Continental Army was on its way from New Jersey to Philadelphia. They needed a place to camp for the night and found the Moland House in modern-day Warminster.

Thomas Wharton Jr. was a prominent and successful Philadelphia merchant. According to historical records, he became interested in politics right around the start of the Revolutionary War and was chosen to be part of a committee that was formed to govern Pennsylvania.

In early December 1777, British forces tried to destroy the Continental Army, which had camped out in various locations of modern-day including White Marsh Township.

Pittsburgh's Point State Park is a historical landmark in present day, located right where the city's three rivers meet. During the Revolutionary War, that land was the site of Fort Pitt.

Dr. Benjamin Rush was born in the Philadelphia area, educated overseas, then came back to the U.S. He served in the field as Physician General for the Continental Army

Some of the most fascinating people from the time of the American Revolution never saw a battle. Such is the case with a 16-year-old Quaker girl named Sally Wister.

We are forced to make new plans because of the weather all the time. Same thing happened in September of 1777 in what's present-day Malvern.