Located in the rear of the Ford Mansion (No. 2), at 230 Morris Street,
Morristown, is the historical museum, a fireproof structure erected by
the National Park Service in 1935. In the attractive entrance hall and
four exhibition rooms of this building may be seen military arms and
equipment, important relics of George and Martha Washington, and a large
collection of other objects associated with the story of Morristown in
Revolutionary War times. Here also are located the park administrative
offices, including those of the superintendent, chief clerk, historian,
and museum staff.
[Illustration: _The historical museum, focal point in telling the
Morristown story._]