Historic Sites in Trenton, NJ

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William Penn's country home in Pennsylvania, built 1683-1700. Here he often resided while in America. Re-created by t...

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By the end of the 17th century William Trent, a native of Inverness Scotland, had established himself as a prominent ...

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The museum occupies the house called Morven, the former New Jersey Governor?s Mansion and 18th century home of ...

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Visit this Queen Anne-style country home built in 1892 as a summer residence for the Kuser family.

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In 2004, the Historical Society of Princeton acquired the historic Updike Farmstead in Princeton Township...

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Here memory lingers to recall the guiding mind whose daring plan outflanked the foe and turned dismay to hope when Wa...

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Permanently on display in the second-floor galleries is a highly regarded collection of tableware, sanita...

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The Trenton battle monument commemorates the American victory at the first Battle of Trenton, NJ, which occurred o...

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In 1690, Samuel Burgess donated six acres to the Meeting for construction of the first meetinghouse in to...

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Welcome to the Roebling Museum! Located in the historic village of Roebling,New Jersey, the museum presents the...

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This farmhouse is the only existing structure within the park that witnessed the Crossing of the Continental troops o...

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This hike, which begins in Pennsylvania, follows the path of Washington?s historic crossing of the Delaware River t...

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Dedicated May 9, 1992 1792 - 1992 (On the Left Side) In Memoriam Officer Jacob Reupp 6-14-1875 Officer George B. Grov...

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(On the back of the pedestal): This statue which was carved in Italy, and was first exhibited at the Centennial Expos...

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About The Gilder Family The Gilder family, which also includes the Nutts and Bunting families, rose to prominence in ...

Pennsbury Manor