“Morristown: Where America Survived is a gripping account of the most perilous winter of the American Revolution. It is a large step toward making people aware of the drama and importance of the Morristown winter camp. Move over, Valley Forge!”
Thomas Fleming, Author of Liberty! The American Revolution and Winner of The Richard Hughes Award for Lifetime Achievement in New Jersey History
“The story of the "Hard Winter" at Morristown is of great historical importance, but it has been masked by the mythology surrounding Valley Forge. Here is the true saga of suffering soldiers, with weather more harsh and the soldiers more vocal than at Valley Forge two years earlier. Morristown: Where America Survived is the perfect way to present the Morristown story, and with it the real lives of continental soldiers, to a broad public.”
Ray Raphael, "Founders: The People Who Brought You A Nation" (2009)
“Morristown: Where America Survived tells an important story that very few Americans – even those who love history – know and appreciate.”
James C. Rees, Executive Director, Mount Vernon
“The most compelling part of the film: the juxtaposition of readings from soldiers about the hardship of the encampment with the filming of what such a winter might have been like. A remarkably successful presentation.”
Paul G. E. Clemens, Historian, Rutgers University
“Morristown: Where America Survived tells the important and overlooked story of one of the most important winters of the American Revolution. This story must be told, and Morristown does so beautifully.”
Patrick Spero, Historian, The David Library of the American Revolution
