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SUMMARY:Washington's March Through South Brunswick
LOCATION:The Christopher J. Killmurray Building\nThe Christopher J. Killmu
 rray Building
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DESCRIPTION:On June 26th\, 1778 George Washington and his troops passed th
 rough South Brunswick on their way to the Battle of Monmouth.  They encamp
 ed overnight at Longbridge Farm in Monmouth Junction. .\nhttps://sbpl.libn
 et.info/event/8664732
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us i<strong>n person at the library o
 r via Zoom</strong> as we discuss Washington's overnight stay in South Bru
 nswick on his way to the Battle of Monmouth.&nbsp\; 245 years ago\, George
  Washington and his troops were encamped in what is Monmouth Junction toda
 y.&nbsp\; They passed through Dayton on their way to the Battle of Monmout
 h which was the biggest and longest one day battle of the war.&nbsp\;&nbsp
 \;</p>\nhttps://sbpl.libnet.info/event/8664732
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