PHOTOGRAPHS & OTHER GRAPHICS

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Map of area involved in the "Battle of Springfield" SOURCE: Harper's new monthly magazine. / Volume 18, Issue 105 Publisher: Harper & Bros. Publication Date: February 1859 - Making of America: Cornell University	The Old Wick House, southwest of Morristown, principal encampment of patriot forces in the winter of 1779-80. SOURCE: Harper's new monthly magazine. / Volume 18, Issue 103; Publisher: Harper & Bros. Publication Date: December 1858; City: New York. - Making of America: Cornell University	Springfield NJ Presbyterian Church, built 1791 SOURCE: Library of Congress, American Memory, HABS
Swaim Homestead, Springfield NJ, built 1744 SOURCE: Library of Congress, American Memory, HABS	Crane House, Chatham, NJ, built 1815 SOURCE: Library of Congress, American Memory, HABS	See photographs of Battle Ground Cemetery
The house is called the “Cannon Ball House” because a cannon ball from the Battle of Springfield is wedged into the frame of the house.	Second View of the "Cannonball House." This is the house where Church and Cannon Chapter holds a Christmas Tea each year. It is located in Springfield, New Jersey.	Battle of Springfield Commemorative Sign