Hunterdon

Site of the first Presbyterian Church built in 1738.

Lambertville from north between NJP, NJ

While quartered at Keith's House in Pennsylvania, in December, 1776, General Washington crossed to the Jersey side, and from Goat Hill...

Flemington from Ringoes, NJ

Dec., 1776, Captain John Schenck and his men attacked a raiding British party, under Captain [sp.

Frenchtown, NJ

Town takes its name from the many French families that followed Paul Henri Mallet-Prevost, a Swiss refugee from the French Revolution who...

A log tavern on this site ca.

1726, Coates' Ferry; 1733, Coryell's Ferry.

Built 1750 by Henry Landis. Lafayette stayed here while a patient of Dr.

Flemington, NJ

Samuel Southard, U.S. Senator, N.J. Governor, & Sec.

Settled by Germans from the Palatinate in 1707.

Originally named “Jacksonville” after Andrew Jackson.

Lambertville, NJ

From about 1817 to 1834, home of James Wilson Marshall, who discovered gold at Sutter's Mill in California in 1848.

Village Grew Up Around Holcombe’s Storehouse. Built In 1743.

Indian name adopted for mountain and stream.

Route of the Swift Sure Stage Coach Line from New York to Philadelphia.

One mile west lies Centerville, halfway, overnight stopping point of travellers on the route of the Swift Sure Stage Coach Line.

Ringoes, NJ

Site of Tavern owned by Ringo Family, 1738-1779.

Patriots imprisoned loyalist Pennsylvania Governor John Penn and Crown Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Chew here during the Revolutionary...

A group of forges here, known as Union Forge, cast cannon balls for Washington's army and sent them in wagons to Trenton, Brunswick, and...

The Alexandria Vigilant Society, 1818-1927, one of oldest in the state, pursued horse thieves and insured its members against loss.