Pennsylvania, Keystone of Democracy: George Washington at Valley Forge

This week, we delve into the historical drama series "Keystone of Democracy," which aired its inaugural episode on March 11, 1942. The episode, titled "Washington at Valley Forge," transports us to the winter of 1777-1778, where General Washington and his weary troops faced unimaginable hardships while encamped at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Experience the resilience and unity of the Continental Army as they endure the bitter cold and scarcity of supplies, all while Washington's leadership inspires hope for a brighter future.

This dramatization not only highlights the pivotal role Pennsylvania played in America's fight for independence but also draws poignant parallels to the struggles faced by Americans during World War II. As we reflect on the sacrifices made at Valley Forge, we are reminded of the enduring spirit of democracy and the importance of collective effort in times of adversity. Join us for this stirring tale of courage, sacrifice, and the unyielding quest for freedom that continues to resonate today.

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