"The Continental Army advanced to Englewood on August 23,1780, with some units foraging as far south as Jersey City. The main body of the army moved west of the Hackensack River on September 4th, camping in two lines west of Kinderkamack Road, one atop the ridge and one below. The camp extended from River Edge Road two miles north to the vicinity of Soldier Hill. The artillery park was posted on the heights behind New Bridge in Van Saun County Park. Lafayette had his headquarters at the north end of the encampment, near this spot. The army departed on September 20, 1780. [1]
Sources:
1.^ Bergen County Historical Society historic marker
