Don’t miss the rare opportunity to enjoy the historic Indian King Tavern at night. Warm up with hot apple cider, enjoy a light snack, and listen to the music this
New Jersey’s commemoration of the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary was the topic of a recent installment of Open Source, a public affairs program on Princeton Community Television. Crossroads’ Executive Director
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to view a private collection of local samplers as you learn about the history behind the needlework and the women who made them. This event
What’s better than a holiday tea at the Metlar-Bodine House Museum? Two holiday teas at the Metlar-Bodine House Museum! Celebrate the season at one or both of the museum’s special
The Friends of the Jacobus Vanderveer House invite visitors of all ages to experience Christmas past and present when the circa 1772 Dutch Colonial museum opens its wreath-clad doors for
Check out our new video featuring highlights from the fall conference, “The Art of Period Trades and Crafts, A Taste of the Trades.” The event, co-sponsored by the Middlesex County
Passaic County officials gathered with the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Monday to officially reopen the Westervelt-Vanderhoef house after a $1.1 million restoration. To read the
Don’t miss this 18th century night of merriment! On display will be authentic serving-ware as well as information about local taverns of the day. Sample a variety of light snacks
Crossroads of the American Revolution Association has been selected as the private sector partner to work with the New Jersey Historical Commission within the state to plan commemorations and observances
Students from Trenton’s Martin Luther King Elementary School have started discovering the pivotal history in their own backyard thanks to an innovative program created by Crossroads. On a recent visit
Congratulations to all of the Heritage Partners on their new and updated websites! Be sure to check them out and show your support for our fellow partners by clicking through
“Researchers at Stockton University are in the middle of a project to look for lost Revolutionary War-era ships in one of New Jersey’s rivers. This week marks the 240th anniversary
