Valley Forge (disambiguation)
Valley Forge was a pivotal winter encampment of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
Valley Forge may also refer to:
Places
- Valley Forge National Historical Park, (previously Valley Forge State Park), which interprets the encampment
- Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, the small community in southeastern Pennsylvania, that lent the encampment its name
- Valley Forge, York County, Pennsylvania, a small community in south-central Pennsylvania
- Valley Forge State Forest, a former state forest west of Valley Forge, renamed William Penn State Forest
- Valley Forge General Hospital, a military hospital near Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, open from 1950 to 1975
- Valley Forge, Missouri, a ghost town
Education
- Valley Forge Military Academy and College, in Wayne, Pennsylvania
- Valley Forge Christian College, in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
- Valley Forge High School, in Parma Heights, Ohio
- Valley Forge Academy, a now defunct private school located in Amite, Louisiana
Entertainment
- "Valley Forge" (song), by Iced Earth
- Valley Forge, a fictional spacecraft in the film Silent Running
- Valley Forge, a troop transporter in Robert Heinlein's novel Starship Troopers
- Valley Forge (play), by Maxwell Anderson
- Valley Forge (film), a 1975 TV movie
- Valley Forge, a novel by MacKinley Kantor
- Valley Forge, Valley Forge, the last Punisher comic book storyline by writer Garth Ennis
Other
- USS Valley Forge, any of several ships of the US Navy
- Valley Forge Pilgrimage, an annual event of the Boy Scouts of America
- Valley Forge (train), a former Amtrak passenger train
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