Hours: Open all year
Address: Front and Montgomery Sts.
Come visit us in Trenton, New Jersey
The second-oldest capitol in continuous use in the U.S. The Governor's wing dates from 1792
Trenton, NJ Historic BuildingsLocated at Red Bank Battlefield National Park, the James and Ann Whitall House (1748) served as both a Revolutionary War patr...
Built around 1750, is an excellent example of a colonial farm house, research archives, special events. Tours by appointment....
Residence of Richard Stockton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Official residence of New Jersey's Governors. Vis...
Late 17th century home in Queen Anne-style architecture....
Built in 1761 by John Brearley, one of the original signers of the U.S. Constitution and the first Chief Justice of NJ. Call ...