Washington Crossing

A winter storm and historically low Delaware River levels forced adjustments to Sunday’s Washington Crossing reenactments, but hundreds of visitors still made their way to both sides of the river…

Visitors to this Sunday’s Washington’s Landing event in Titusville will get something rare: the first chance to walk past the construction site of the new multi-million-dollar Washington Crossing Visitor Center and…

Each December, the quiet stretch of the Delaware River between Titusville and Washington Crossing transforms into one of the most vibrant historical landscapes in the country. People gather on both…

Construction of the new Washington Crossing State Park Visitor Center reached a major milestone this week with the installation of the museum’s main roof deck — a complex, 8,500-square-foot concrete…

The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission today announced that temporary travel restrictions for motorists and pedestrians will be needed to carry out an upcoming month-long repair project at the…

On April 11, 1905, the Washington Crossing Toll-Supported Bridge officially opened for traffic, ushering in an era of horse-drawn carts, 10-cent tolls, and wood-plank decking. One hundred and twenty years…

Several thousand spectators lined the banks of the Delaware to enjoy the annual event.

Work is being performed between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Mondays through Fridays.

The historic reenactment tells the story of what happened after troops, cannons and horses landed on New Jersey shores.

Upper Makefield Township invites the community to a solemn dedication ceremony on Monday, July 15, at 6pm, to honor the lives lost in the tragic flash flood that occurred on…