March Tour Times: Friday: 1:45pm Saturday: 12:30pm, 1:45pm Sunday: 1:45pm The 1879 Emlen Physick Estate is Cape May's only Victorian house museum. Designed by renowned American architect Frank Furness, the home has been fully restored. Its 15 rooms open a window into Victorian times in Cape May. Guided and self-guided tours are offered. Each year, a new theme is interpreted in the museum, which has been restored and is operated by the non-profit Cape May MAC (Museums Arts Culture). The organization also offers guided daytime and evening trolley tours of Cape May, as well as the Cape May Lighthouse and the World War II Lookout Tower. Check website for more information.See more..
4.5Battleship New Jersey(565 reviews) - Wow! Excellent living history exhibit. Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • History Museums
Open for tours everyday from 10am to 4pm. The Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial is open for tours. Experience the Fire Power tour! Climb inside the 16-inch gun turret, track a tomahawk missile launch in the Combat Engagement Center, walk down Broadway and more! Purchase Tickets - https://www.battleshipnewjersey.org Our YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/battleshipnewjerseySee more..
My wife and I visited in early September. We are from rural Minnesota. Needless to say, we were a little nervous about navigating the metro New York City freeway traffic to get to Thomas Edison National Historical Park and a little uncertain on what to expect for the neighborhood surrounding the park. Thankfully, everything turned out great, and Thomas Edison National Historical Park was one of our favorite stops on our 10-day East Coast trip!! I keep revisiting in my mind how touring the grounds felt like Thomas Edison and his crew took a lunch break and to expect them back in an hour. Everything seemed so very well preserved - just amazing! Realize there are endless things to do in and around New York City, but please make an effort to stop here - you will be extremely delighted with your stay and have many wonderful stories to tell family and friends.See more..
4.5The Newark Museum of Art(290 reviews) - Attended a member's morning for the Saya Woolfalk exhibition Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Art Museums • History Museums
The Newark Museum of Art, New Jersey's largest museum, invites you to enjoy unforgettable experiences in the arts and natural sciences. Take an inspirational journey through 80 galleries of world-class collections, travel to the stars in our popular Planetarium, and stroll through our beautiful sculpture garden.See more..
4.5Old Barracks Museum(241 reviews) - Great Day Trip Thursday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Military Museums • Historic Sites
In 1758, the Old Barracks was constructed to house British troops during the French and Indian War. During the Revolutionary War, the barracks was one of Washington's military hospitals. Today, the building is home to an interpretive museum, galleries, gift shop, and meeting space. Guided tours start on the hour from 10 AM - 4 PM, Monday - Saturday.See more..
There are so many trails, it's incredible. There are different hikes for different types. You can learn a lot by just wandering the property or taking the tour road. Going on a weekday there are still people around, but absolutely peaceful and quiet. Pet friendly.See more..
4.0Allaire State Park(184 reviews) - Dinosaurs Historic Sites • History Museums
Spanning more than 3,000 acres, this state park is best known for its 19th-century iron-making town, Allaire Village, and antique steam trains.See more..
4.5Thomas Edison Center at Menlo Park(162 reviews) - Top Class Well worth the effort Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • History Museums
My Brother in Law is named after Thomas Edison and Father in Law runs an electrical wholesale business so when on a trip to New York we couldn’t not take a half day trip out to this place. Although small, just two rooms (one for Edison’s life story and one showcasing his inventions) the tour lasted an hour but was constantly engaging and entertaining. Two guides did the tour, a room each and both were great. We got to handle a few of the objects and also had access to the memorial outside with its everlasting lightbulb. Even if we didn’t have the connection to Edison i would have enjoyed this museum it was also a nice break from the manic hustle and bustle of New York City and see part of the “real” AmericaSee more..
5.0Princeton University Chapel(161 reviews) - Princeton University Chapel Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Churches & Cathedrals
Princeton University's Chapel is amazing! The word 'chapel' conjures up the image of a small space for quiet reflection and prayer. While it is quiet, as it should be, it is anything but small. The chapel is beautiful and very large. Built around 1920 I believe and in the collegiate gothic style as many of Princeton's building are it is a wonderful place to visit if you are in Princeton. Just a short walk, maybe 100 yards into the campus from Nassau Street, you will come to the front entrance. When inside turn around to see the huge pipe organ in the balcony above the entrance. Christmas concerts there are amazing! Very cool place that is worth the visit especially if you like gothic architecture.See more..
5.0Hamilton Park(149 reviews) - Hands down the best view of NYC Historic Sites • Parks
This is where in 1804, Aaron Burr killed Alexander Hamilton.See more..
The grounds comprise a museum as well as the modest mansion where Washington established military headquarters for the winter of 1779-80.See more..
4.5Washington Crossing State Park(106 reviews) - Beautiful, scenic park for a historic piece of American history Historic Sites • State Parks
December 2021 Beautiful park with lots of space to enjoy the outdoors and learn about a pivotal piece of American history. There is so much to learn here from the wonderful, informative staff, and the museum is full of artifacts and treasures from this historic time. And just across the bridge is Washington Crossing Park, which offers a very similar experience with a historic village you can tour.See more..
We stopped by on our way to NYC & had a wonderful tour with Pete who was incredibly knowledgeable about Gustav Stickley, his businesses & the design of the time. Every question (& we had many!) was answered with enthusiasm. The house and grounds are lovely with many unique pieces to see. You can even take pictures! Small children will probably not appreciate it, but anyone interested in design, Arts & Crafts Movement or furniture should go. And definitely take the guided tour! (And ask for Pete!)See more..
4.5Batsto Village(103 reviews) - Always a great South Jersey destination Historic Sites
Once an industrial center for iron and glass, this village now contains over 30 historic buildings.See more..
4.0Lambert Castle(99 reviews) - Charming Castle Temporarily closed - Closed until further notice Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites
Lambert Castle, referred to as "The Castle" by many local residents, is the late Victorian-era mansion of former silk magnate Catholina Lambert. It was in the castle that Catholina Lambert displayed many of his prized European and American paintings. The historic site represents one of several rare examples of castellated residential architecture in America. Lambert Castle was listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places in 1975 and the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. For a long stretch of time, visitors were invited to explore permanent period room exhibits and indulge in scenic view of the New York City skyline. The museum also presented changing exhibits that reflected the local history of Passaic County. Today, Lambert Castle is under renovation and closed to the public. The project is expected to be completed in 2023. In the meantime, venture up to Lambert Tower in Garret Mountain Reservation. Lambert built this 70-foot-tall observation tower.See more..
A 19th-century working farm complete with a restored Gothic Revival mansion.See more..
4.5Millbrook Village(42 reviews) - See how towns use to be back in the day. Historic Sites
Recreated 19th-century village is located in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.See more..
4.0Historic Speedwell(36 reviews) - Excellent set up - important history Historic Sites
Experience life during the early years of the Industrial Revolution at Historic Speedwell. This National Historic Landmark site preserves the restored estate of Stephen Vail, proprietor of the Speedwell Ironworks, located nearby through exhibits and iron working artifacts. The most significant of the eight historic structures on the site is the completely restored Factory, where Stephen's son, Alfred Vail, worked with Samuel F. B. Morse to perfect the telegraph. It was here on January 11, 1838, where the first successful demonstration of the electromagnetic telegraph changed the course of modern telecommunications. A new hands-on, interactive exhibit experience awaits visitors to the Factory Building. Visitors receive guided tours of the Vail House and the Factory. The Wheelhouse, adjacent to the Factory, houses a restored 24-foot overshoot waterwheel, which still works today!See more..
4.5Historic Walnford(33 reviews) - Beautiful, fun day trip Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Parks • Scenic Walking Areas
A beautiful day to explore! So much fun during a rainy day, especially now when you want to spend a lot of time outside, away from people. Love that it is free and has a lot of interesting things to learn about. We traveled an hour to get here for a fun day drip and it did not disappoint!See more..
5.0Ringwood Manor(31 reviews) - Very Interesting! Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
Took a tour of Ringwood Manor on a rainy day. The tour was excellent...really nice displays and was nice to see how the rich lived. Cheap ticket for the tour...would recommend coming on a sunny day as the outside is beautiful and worth a walk around.See more..
4.0Whitesbog Village(27 reviews) - An amazing part of NJ, American and food history! Thursday: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Historic Sites
Many folks in NJ are not aware of the scope of the Pine Barrens - 1/4 of the state is uninhabited pine lands. Whitesbog village is at the northern edge of the Pine Barrens, about halfway between Philadelphia and the shore. It is accessible by 'hardtop road' and well worth a visit. The drive on sand roads through the old cranberry bogs and past the site where Elizabeth White cultivated the first commercial blueberry is a remarkable experience. I've taken people from all over the US, Europe and South America there, and all have been amazed. Beautiful drive, and a well preserved turn-of-the-century village where the commercial blueberry was born (and cranberries are still grown). The general store is where I buy all my jams and jellies, not to mention books on the area and Jersey devil shirts. A great starting point to learn about the Pine Barrens, and an experience that you will never forget.See more..
4.5The Batsto Mansion(24 reviews) - A must visit! Great tour Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Absolutely terrific! Wes was our tour guide. Great speaker and really knew his stuff. I have been coming to Batsto since the 1960s and this was the best trip ever. For $3.00 you take an hour long tour of the mansion. Sorry no pictures allowed inside. Time very well spent. Got there at 12:30 Sunday and the 1 o’clock tour was sold out. Bought the 2 o’clock tour and walked around until ten of. Beautiful winter day. We had two very young little girls along in the tour and they were perfect kids. Nice crowd of people. Kids having fun.See more..
Whitman lived in this row house during the last eight years of his life, and died there in 1892.See more..
3.5Cornelius Low House(22 reviews) - A great diner exhibition in a lovely old house Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • History Museums
The Cornelius Low House/Middlesex County Museum is a Historic National Register home built in 1741 for Cornelius Low, a wealthy merchant of Raritan Landing. The home is one of the best examples of Georgian architecture in New Jersey. The Low House has a dual purpose, to interpret the history of this fine structure, but also to research and mount rotating exhibits about New Jersey history. Recent exhibits have included a Centennial display on New Jersey during World War I, and an exhibit on New Jersey Diners. Visit the current exhibit 'Mid-Century New Jersey: The Garden State in the 1950s' through June 28, 2020. Open Year-Round, excluding Holidays, Rutgers Football game days and Rutgers graduation. Historical Interpreters on-site April - October.See more..
4.5East Point Lighthouse(21 reviews) - Well worth the drive to see this beauty! Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
I recently began exploring lighthouses in NJ after getting a book. Living in Philadelphia, the fact that any lighthouse in NJ is just a couple hours away makes for a great hobby. I visiting the East Point Lighthouse on a crystal clear day in December and it was well worth the trip. The best way to verify when the lighthouse will be open is to call the number they have posted. A ticket to go inside the lighthouse is purchased in the gift shop next door. Parking is anywhere around the lighthouse, there is a parking lot designated for handicapped parking, but it is not on a busy street, so you should easily be able to find a spot. The walk up the lighthouse is easy since it is not high up, but the fun part is walking through the house that is reconstructed to appear as it would be for the lighthouse keeper’s family just after 1900. There are several benches and tables outside if you want to have a seat and take in the scenery.See more..
Driving on Rt 511 I can't take my eyes of this magnificent Renascence Stile building. I wasn't sure if this is a residents or a museum but I knew I have to take my pictures of it. We stopped our car to find out this is a museum. We went inside and was offered a tour. Ticket is only $6.00 per person. I love the tour! Out tour lady was perfect! Love her! The lady was knowledgeable, kind and patient. Yes, she wait until I am was done with my pictures so we can go from room to room. (I was told I can take pictures but only without the flush, so I did the best I can without flush.) Lovely antic furniture, magnificent chandeliers, nice dresses of 20th some of witch I would like to wear now. And number one must to see silver plated candles holder. We had a great time. I am so happy we made a stop here. If you weren't here yet- trust me- you wouldn't be disappointed. It is definetely must see place.See more..
Wallace House served as George Washington's winter headquarters during the Revolutionary War's Middlebrook Cantonment. Old Dutch Parsonage was home to Dutch Reformed Church ministers including the founder and first president of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. The State Park Service with the Wallace House and Old Dutch Parsonage Association preserve and interpret these historic houses at Wallace House & Old Dutch Parsonage State Historic Sites.See more..
3.5The Palace of Depression(15 reviews) - Folk Art construction from Great Depression, in-progress restoration. Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Palace of Depression was originally built by former Alaska gold miner George Daynor. This building was a reaction to the Wall Street Crash of 1929. It is currently in the process of being rebuilt using a mosaic of bricks, glass Wheaton Arts, and various found objects. This structure speaks to folk art enthusiasts and anyone with an imagination. The restoration is funded by volunteers and donation money.See more..
4.5Drumthwacket(15 reviews) - Christmas with The Governors Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Government Buildings
My husband and I took the Christmas grand tour of Drumthwacket, which is the official New Jersey Governor's mansion. It was marvelous! Before going, it was necessary to register online. Upon arrival, New Jersey State Troopers coordinated parking and entry into the mansion. At Christmas, various horticulture groups of New Jersey beautifully decorate the mansion, then their volunteers serve as docents in each room. Visitors were allowed to tour the Governor's formal dining room, the sun porch, the parlor, music and/or gathering room, the library and the Governor's office; and of course, all of the magnificent outdoor gardens and grounds. This visit was a Christmas treat. It was free of charge, and Christmas cookies from a local bakery were freely given out to visitors. I would highly recommend a tour of this wonderful mansion, which is especially beautiful at Christmas. I would've included photos, but photography is limited at the mansion. Parking was ample and also free of charge.See more..
4.5Salem County Historical Society(7 reviews) - Nicely set up and interesting exhibitions and artifacts Thursday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites
The Salem County Historical Society Museum is one of the best historical societies I have ever been to in all my visits to this type of museum. Their displays are well mounted and they have plenty of literature to back it up without being boring. What I like most about the Society is the building that it is housed in. These small houses have been so well maintained and nicely decorated. The small Keeping Room which is the oldest part of the house is set up with all the cooking items and family wares as it would being the center point of the home. This was beautifully decorated at Christmas time. The artifacts are also well maintained. There is a large assortment of Revolutionary War items including a ring with a lock of George Washington's hair and the Inaguration dress of Sarah Hancock Sinnickson, a local politican's wife who came from a prominent family who wore this to Washington's Ball. That was interesting. There are displays on the local Ice Cream industry, the Columbia Exposition of Chicago, a great display of grandfather clocks and a great Native American display of cooking and hunting artifacts. It is a really a hidden gem in Southern New Jersey.See more..
5.0Covenhoven House(5 reviews) - Great place for history buffs Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings • Battlefields
If you are interested in the American Revolutionary War and want to see how folks lived in colonial times this is the place for you. Do call to check that it is open. Times & days open vary.See more..
5.0Princeton United Methodist Church(5 reviews) - A lovely time with God. Thursday: Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Churches & Cathedrals
See the spectacular Tiffany window at this church, built in 1910 in 'perpendicular Gothic" with a pipe organ and a carillon tower. The church opens to a busy corner of Nassau Street, opposite the university. In the paneled sanctuary and adjoining reception room are renowned stained glass windows (including the Tiffany window of St. George and the Dragon and an entire wall mural from the Lederle studio). Also the Corson chapel is available for meditation and the carillon plays at noon. Tours offered on Fridays and Sundays from noon to 1:30 and by appointment. Everyone is also welcome before and during 9:30 and 11 a.m. services (10 a.m. in summer). Wheelchair accessible. Restrooms available.See more..
Walk across these 144 steps back and forth when commuting to Jersey City on the NJT. The tower and environs always remind me of what this location must have looked like a hundred years ago. Amazing and great memories.See more..
4.0Collins Lane House and Park(4 reviews) - Lovely Walk Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas About three times a week we walk to and around the park. It's a lovely place to walk your canine companion with dog stations throughout and a water fountain just for Fido. There are places to sit and a lovely gazebo. It's a shame that some people don't appreciate it.See more..
5.0Indian King Tavern(4 reviews) - Taylored & informative Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings Our docent was a treasure trove of history. She sought our interest level and expertly filled one hour and 15 minutes with historic accounts of the Indian King Tavern. We left pleased, smarter and appreciative of the lifestyle of the time. Well done!See more..
4.0Garretson Forge & Farm(4 reviews) - Explore History in Bergen County Thursday: Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites
I was driving by day in May and noticed that an event was taking place at this most charming dutch influenced house. Stopped in to take a look around and was surprised of all the history and artifacts presented for the area. There was also an reenactment of a colonial camp and food. If you live in the area of this historical place it is well worth the trip to visit.See more..
5.0Whitman Stafford House(3 reviews) - Walt Whitman visits the Stafforf Farm in Laurel Springs NJ Historic Sites
After Walt Whitman moved to Camden nj to live with his brother and to regain his health, he visited the Stafford Farm in Gloucester county, now Camden County in NJ. Whitman being a writer came in contact with one of the Stafford children who was a printers devil ( learning to be a printer) who invited him to the farm. Whitman hit it off with the family and the visits became prolonged and as his health improved, he wrote about the area in Specimen Days. Laurel Springs has restored the farm house, added a park in front of the farm house and also restored Crystal Spring Park on Big Timber Creek. Whitman use to work out on the trees and bake in the Green marl. He credits the food prepared by Mrs Stafford and the exercise at Crystal Springs that helped him to restore his health. The grounds at both parks are open, free dawn to dusk. The farm house has been restored and is open by appointment through the Laurel Springs Boro Clerk's office. 856 784 0500 or 856 783 8040.See more..
4.5Wortendyke Barn Museum(3 reviews) - Great Historical site in Dutch Colonial History Speciality Museums • Historic Sites
The Wortendyke Barn is a must see for history and early Colonial buffs. The barn is one of the few traces of Dutch farming history left in Bergen County and was there for the Revolutionary War period. It has excellent artifacts and the people that work there have good knowledge of the history of the are. It is interesting to see how the barn and the farmhouse across the street played a role in early New Jersey History. In the summer, they have concerts there on the weekend. The parking can be a little sparse when full but try to go during an off weekend. It is a pity that it is only open one day a week. Take the time out to visit this little 'gem' in Bergen County, NJ.See more..
4.5The Old Mill(3 reviews) - Beautiful Spent 2-3 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas • Architectural Buildings • Scenic Walking Areas
Our charm is uniquely real with historic buildings, distinctive shopping, and lush green open spaces with a beautiful lake, abundant wildlife, and restaurants that will please any palate. Open year-round, Allentown is home to many special events, family festivals and nature attractions. Come and visit us - start planning your trip now.See more..
This was a great walking place, you should go everyday to get your exercise and see how natural it is.See more..
4.0Burlington County Courthouse(3 reviews) - Wow Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks Not much to say about this location, it's a courthouse. I'm sure there is some historical features about it but don't know what they are.See more..
Most people are not aware that during the Civil War, General Ulysses S. Grant moved his wife and children here to get them away from the fighting in the south. After the surrender of Appomattox, General Grant begged off going to Ford's Theater with President and Mary Lincoln so that he could get back to Burlington to see his children (his wife, Julia, was with him). On April 14, 1865, he got as far as Philadelphia by train, before learning that Abraham Lincoln had been shot. He continued on to Burlington, left Julia at this home on Wood Street, before returning to Washington, DC the next day. General Grant did not spend much time here and I am not sure how long after the Civil War his family remained living here. But it is interesting to know that this house on this small, quiet street played a part in the history of this time. THIS IS A PRIVATE HOME! Please observe from the street and/or sidewalk. Do not go into the yard or knock on the door.See more..
5.0Harmony Meditation(2 reviews) - Focus and fitness Thursday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Health Clubs • Historic Sites • Yoga & Pilates
Exercise for strengthening mind, body and soul, Meditation, Tai Chi / Qigong, Healing, Private and Group Sessions for Children, Teens, Adults. Private One-on-One session offers 1. Mindfulness for Kids/Young Adults (Brain is the key.) 2. Tai Chi/Qigong (Exercise for strengthening mind, body and soul) 3. Breathing Meditation and Mindfulness (For Anxiety, Depression, Sleep, and Stress Relief) 4. Meditation for Leadership Skills (Think BIGGER and DO it now. Inspire and Cooperate for Success.) 5. Energy Healing for Kids/Young Adults (Because knowing the path is different from walking the path.) 6. Koan Meditation (Guided Koan practice with Grandmaster Choi) 7. Spiritual Training and Counseling Services and Training (“No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.” - Albert Einstein)See more..
4.0Hopper-Goetschius Museum(2 reviews) - Unusual old house with lots of hidden doors and passages Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Historic Walking Areas • Architectural Buildings
The Hopper-Goetschius Museum is the home of the Upper Saddle River Historical Society and is the former home of the Hopper and Goetschius families. The house was built in three different sections, so there are a lot of hidden panels and stairs to climb. Don't miss the hidden door in the kitchen to the mysterious second floor and the trip to the basement. The house is 'as is' when the last resident left the house in the 1980's and still has the vintage furniture and knick-knacks of the family. The grounds have an outhouse, working outside kitchen and many historical buildings from the surrounding towns that were going to be knocked down. The barn is loaded with old farm equipment and vehicles like sleighs and wagons from the 1800's and there is lots of gardening things from a time when this was a working farm and rest stand. The house is open only certain times of the year so check the website for more information.See more..
4.0American Legion Centennial Memorial(2 reviews) - Memorial tucked in near municipal center Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
The American Legion Centennial Memorial, a project sponsored by American Legion Post 76, honors all veterans and marks the centennial anniversary of WW I and the the formation of the American Legion in 1919. The artistic program of the memorial weaves together poetry, stone and memory, and in so doing asks the visitor to consider for a moment the sacrifices of the fallen.See more..
4.0Burrough-Dover House(2 reviews) - Beautiful piece of Pennsauken history Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks We visited the Burrough-Dover house for the first time this year. Being a history buff it was enjoyable to see a part of Pennsauken's history.See more..
4.5Historical Society of Bloomfield(2 reviews) - Taking an Interest in Ones Community Historic Sites As a member (only $10. a year for a single person), I have attended talks and slide shows given by this ardent goup of history living Bloomfielders. The architecture and industrries of Bloomfield as they once were and now are is documented in old postcards and old and new photos, and maps. Lecturers are invited to talk on a variety of subjects. engaged in reconstruction - Our own Rich Rockwell is inspiring, actively bringing back to life an old structure, the Collins house; working on a GreenwayProject . A newsletter is sent monthly, guided walks along the old Morris Canal, yearly, an ice-cream social upcoming, and cookies at the meetings!See more..
My Rent-A-Kid (11 years old) enjoyed this hike from the State Line Lookout recently. Look for the Long Path markers, and walk south following the hand out maps distributed at the kiosk. The walk through the ravine is very interesting, and kids like the castle at the end of the tour. Both levels have fantastic views.See more..
4.0Church Landing Farmhouse(2 reviews) - I only got to visit the grounds-the house was closed Thursday: Historic Sites I was a little annoyed that I came all the way from Northern New Jersey to tour the house and it is opened such a limited amount of time. The house is only open from 1:00pm-4:00pm on Sundays and when I got to the house about ten minutes before closing, there was no one around to even talk to at the house. No one would answer the door. I was able to tour the grounds though and they are quite spectacular with a view of the Delaware Memorial Bridge. I guess I will have to wait until the next trip.See more..
3.0Soul Anchor Of Burlington By Ms Nancy(2 reviews) - Fun Thursday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks This was a very clean and proffessional space I went here for a friends event and was blown away by not only the decor but the overall service that we revieved since we walked through the door. The music was loud for the party and even more fun for us in the party. Great experience 10/10 would do againSee more..
