A Somerset County site where Continental Army troops once camped will be forever preserved thanks in part to Crossroads of the American Revolution’s contribution of its New Jersey Green Acres acquisition funding. Located near the intersection of Foothill and Steele Gap Roads in Bridgewater, the 36-acre site was part of the Middlebrook Encampment, as well […]

Q&A and RFP revisions from the February 19 bidders conference are now available.

Check out the newly released video from New Jersey State Parks, Forest and Historic Sites featuring the Historic Hancock House, site of the massacre on Hancock’s Bridge on March 21, 1778. To view the video click here. *Be sure to visit the Hancock House on Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24, during the special […]

Crossroads sends its heartiest Huzzah to U.S. Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen on receiving the National Park Services’ “Ranger Hat” for his commitment and unwavering support for national parks. “The symbolic hat was awarded to the veteran Republican lawmaker for his ‘dedication to America’s national parks and public lands,’ including Morristown and Thomas Edison National Historic Parks.” […]

Trent House’s annual Hogmanay celebration was the backdrop as Trenton’s mayor, city officials, corporate leaders and representatives from the historic site and Crossroads formally unveiled new Crossroads signage during Patriots Week events in Trenton. The sign is the latest in Crossroads’ ongoing work to boost heritage tourism and build a prominent identity for New Jersey’s […]

Fourth-graders from Martin Luther King Middle School in Trenton recently experienced the American Revolution at the Old Barracks Museum. This was part of a special vodcast program Crossroads is piloting that allows students to visit historic sites in their area to learn about the history right in their own backyard and then take that knowledge […]