Burlington
The Bradford Mansion
The home of the last of the Washington circle - the widow of Attorney-General William Bradford

Elizabeth

Finderne
The Van Veghten House
The scene of General Washington's "pretty little frisk"

Freehold
The Hankinson Mansion
Where General Clinton and his officers passed the night before the Battle of Monmouth

Cincinnati Hall
Where the noted Dr. Thomas Henderson entertained the old Freehold neighborhood.

Freneau
Mount Pleasant Hall
Where James Madison wooed in vain the sister of Philip Freneau, the Poet of the Revolution

Haddonfield
The Creighton House
Where Dolly Payne prepared for her entrance into the great world

Hoboken
Astor Villa
Where John Jacob Astor the first entertained the literati of the Country

Castle Point
Where Colonel John Stevens planned “Hobuck, the Beautiful,” the pleasure resort of early New York

Jersey City

Matawan
The Burrowes Mansion
Where the Burrowes Revolutionary tragedy occurred

Morristown

Mt. Holly
The Girard House
Where Stephen Girard, Philadelphia's philanthropist, sold buns and sweetmeats during the Revolution

Newark

Perth Amboy

Princeton
Morven
Where the first President of the United States and nearly all of his successors have dined

Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill House
Where General Washington wrote his farewell address to the army

Somerville
The Wallace House
Where the "Father Of His Country" and the "Circle Of Brilliants" celebrated the first anniversary of the French alliance

Stirling
The Stirling Manor
Where the daughter of an American peer wedded the matrimonial prize of New York

Trenton

Weehawhen
Highwood
Where “The Great Little Dickens” was feasted by James Gore King