355 Washington Crossing Pennington Rd | Titusville, NJ, 08560
7 River Rd | High Bridge, NJ, 08829
62 Walnford Road | Upper Freehold, NJ, 08501
101 Barrack St | Trenton, NJ, 08608
26 Hadley Ave | Toms River, NJ, 08753
55 Stockton Street | Princeton, NJ , 08540
49 Washington St | Newark , NJ, 07102
Princeton University | Princeton, NJ, 08540
68 Morris Ave | Morristown, NJ , 07960
137 Kings Hwy | Middletown, NJ, 07748
343 Kings Hwy E | Haddonfield, NJ, 08033
602 West Front Street | Plainfield, New Jersey, 07060
Historic house museum in Plainfield, NJ
1097 Route 23 North | Wantage, NJ, 07461
Historic home and museum in Sussex County
614 Greenbrook Road | North Plainfield , NJ, 07060
Historic House and Museum in North Plainfield
205 West State Street | Trenton, NJ, 08608
The New Jersey State Museum is an interdisciplinary museum offering collections, exhibitions and programs in science, history and art. Among the exhibitions is "Remembering the Revolution" which includes a number of artifacts and artworks related to the American Revolution.
1003 Morris Ave | Union, NJ, 07083
42 Broad St. | Elizabeth, NJ, 07201
15 Market St | Trenton, NJ, 08611
The Trent House was occupied during the Revolutionary War period by both Patriots and Tories. Hessian troops were quartered on the site and a hospital for injured from both sides was operated by Dr. William Bryant, a Tory. From 1778 to 1792 Colonel John Cox, Assistant Quartermaster General for the Continental Army, owned the house.
