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Liberty

Mountainside · New Jersey

The Road to
Revolution

The war for independence was fought here.
These roads. These hills. This town.

Ten stories. Ten local landmarks. 250 years. One borough.

Created by Stefania Colosimo Sztybel — 250th Anniversary Committee Member

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The Revolution TrailExplore the map and all stops
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Find Your Home on the TrailHow close did Washington march?
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Bring It to LifeVisit these places. Earn your badge.
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Audio GuideListen to each stop narrated
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Classroom GuidePrintable summary of all stops
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Fact or Fiction20 questions -- how well do you know the Revolution?
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About This ProjectMountainside 250th Anniversary
Mountainside 1776
Created by Stefania Colosimo Sztybel
250th Anniversary Committee Member
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The Road to Revolution
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stops explored
Complete all 10 to discover who you are
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1782 French map of the Revolutionary War
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Trenton · Washington Crosses the Delaware
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Haddonfield · NJ Symbols of Freedom
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Princeton · NJ Helped Define America
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Elizabeth Town Area · Tap to explore 4 stops
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Springfield · Give em Watts Boys!
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Rahway · Tap to explore 2 stops
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Elizabeth · Liberty Hall
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Monmouth · Molly Pitcher
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Green Brook · Washington Rock
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Mountainside · The Lenape
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Elizabeth · Boxwood Hall
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Princeton · Franklin vs Franklin
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Scotch Plains · Battle of Short Hills
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Union · Connecticut Farms
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Union · Caldwell Parsonage
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Springfield · Cannonball House
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Rahway · Abraham Clark Gravesite
Revolution Trail
Main Stop
Local Connection
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All Ten Stops Completed

You walked the road
to revolution.

Most people drive through Mountainside without realizing they are surrounded by American Revolution history. Now you know. It did not happen somewhere else. It happened here.

Created by Stefania Colosimo Sztybel — 250th Anniversary Committee Member

Legend of Mountainside!
You have visited every stop on the Revolution Trail. The founders would be proud. This is exactly the spirit that built America.