Katy Balog

The Morris County 250th Celebrations Committee, in partnership with the Morris County Tourism Bureau and the Morris County Board of County Commissioners, is proud to announce the release of the “Morris County 250th Anniversary Coloring & Activity Book” — a creative new way for families, students and residents to explore the county’s Revolutionary War roots.

From makeshift hospitals and military headquarters to encampments and signal beacons, the region preserves echoes of the nation’s early struggle for independence.

From bustling encampments and secret meeting houses to homes of influential leaders, the region’s landscape is rich with reminders of the patriots who helped secure America’s independence.

Morristown: One of the Most Historic Towns in New Jersey When World Atlas published its recent feature, “7 New Jersey Towns That Echo the Past,” Morristown proudly earned its place…

Beyond the well-known sites, there are landmarks across Morris County that reveal even more about this pivotal era.

Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, these historic sites in Morris County provide a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the stories that shaped our nation.

This 18th-century home, located just a few blocks from the Morristown Green, offers a window into the private lives that carried on behind the scenes of the Revolution.

On July 13, 2025, Morristown came alive in red, white, and blue as the town honored the 200th anniversary of Marquis de Lafayette’s historic Farewell Tour.

As we approach the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, Morris County, New Jersey, invites residents and visitors alike to reflect on why this milestone is still so relevant today.

Celebrate American history during the 200th Anniversary Ceremony, Parade, and Reenactment on the Morristown Green on Sunday, July 13, 2025.