Since it was built in 1772 many members of the congregation obviously played a role in the events that led up to America's Independence
The tomb of the Unknown American Revolutionary War Soldier is in the church cemetery as is the burial site of Dr. Craik, George Washington's personal physician.
Arthur and I were members for several years. He served as Head Usher and said he would imagine himself seating early patriots. Sitting in a pew for "Sunday Meeting" was an awesome experience for us.
When he retired from military service General Washington reviewed his troops from the landing in front of the church


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10 Comments on George Washington Reviewed His Troops On Its' Steps
Karen, Thanks for the history lesson, When you visit Philadelphia you should visit Washington Crossing State park. You have given me an idea to blog about it.
Karen,
That is really cool. I can imagine your feelings sitting in that pew. I wish you a very Happy New Years.
Many of your recent photos resemble early buildings built in our town, Karen. The revolution was certainly an exciting time.
Wishing you and your family a very Happy New Year!
Good Afternoon Karen
Thanks for the post and some history lesson. Wow !! A healthy, happy and prosperous New Year to you and Arthur.
Gita We will - it has been neglected too long, but appears to be on the road to recovery
Cindy It was really an honor to be a mamber of that congregation.
Karen We both live in areas that contributed so very much
Pat Always a pleasure to have your visits
When we lived in Virginia, these old historic buildings were the ones we loved to tour. So much history.
Karen * you got it! I applaud you for your getting ONE goal for 2012 out of the way EARLY!
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