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From 2001 to 2003, historians and researchers from across New Jersey gathered, debated and hashed out the exact routes
used by both armies during 1778. The findings were published by the Friends of Monmouth Battlefield and School DePalma
Engineering, published on this website.
Evesham Meeting House - site of British soldiers attempting to stay out of the rain on the Road to Monmouth. Mount
Laurel (as in the hill) is the wooded area at the left of the picture.
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