Nearby is a common grave of British soldiers who died in the Revolutionary War and were placed in the British breastworks (defensive trench) along the Post Road. At the request of the opposing American forces, the British also buried a number of American soldiers, but their resting place is not known.
On Friday, September 6th, at 7:00 pm the Old Barracks will be hosting Tavern Night, a celebration of 19th Century Colonial American History. Enjoy savory hors-d’oeuvres as well as an open beer and wine bar all while immersing yourself in an 18th century tavern. Share drinks, play games, and learn dance steps to the most […]
Location: Prince Rodgers Cemetery on Foothill Road Parking & Reception at Green Knoll Volunteer Fire Company, 606 N. Bridge Street, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Reenactors of the 6th Regiment of U.S. Colored Troops salute Prince Rodgers and Black Soldiers of the Civil War in the historic setting of Prince Rodgers Cemetery. The reception includes a special […]
Russ Dutcher will speak about New Jersey's Unknown Intelligence Network during and after the Ten Crucial Days campaign (December 25, 1776 – January 3, 1777). The presentation will be held in the Visitor Center Museum’s auditorium at 2:00 PM. The Visitor Center Museum will be open from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. featuring The Swan […]
Tour Historic New Bridge Landing, walk the site, and end in the Steuben House for cookies and ice tea for a quick tour. Free Parking across from the Meadow, noted on the bottom left. Only one block from the New Bridge Landing train stop on the Pascack Valley line out of Secaucus Junction. Dogs on […]
Check out this After-Hours event at the Indian King Tavern Museum! Donations suggested.
Join the Abraham Staats House for The Ghost Is Clear (GIC) Paranormal & “The Ghost Gal” Jennifer Norris Séance and Paranormal Investigation Evening at the Abraham Staats House! Join the […]
Join the Princeton Battlefield Society for Young Patriot's Day! Demonstrations & drilling with the New Jersey Grays Talk with George Washington and Ben Franklin Demonstrations: Weaving, Woodworking, Colonial Spies, and […]
Did you know George Washington once celebrated his birthday at the circus? Come see this extraordinary performance by Dave Darwin. Limited seating.
