A large yellow house with a red-stepped porch stands behind a leafy green tree and a paved walkway.

Liberty Hall Museum Inc

Adult (11:00 am Tour)

Adult (1:00 pm Tour)

Adult (3:00 pm Tour)

Seniors, College Students, and Children (11:00 am Tour)

Seniors, College Students, and Children (1:00 pm Tour)

Seniors, College Students, and Children (3:00 pm Tour)

LXCL:Must provide Membership ID at check in.

Liberty Hall Member (11:00 am Tour)

Liberty Hall Member (1:00 pm Tour)

Liberty Hall Member (3:00 pm Tour)

LXCL:Must provide Kean University ID at check in.

Kean Faculty/Student (11:00 am Tour)

Kean Faculty/Student (1:00 pm Tour)

Kean Faculty/Student (3:00 pm Tour)

Kean Alumni (11:00 am Tour)

Kean Alumni (1:00 pm Tour)

Kean Alumni (3:00 pm Tour)

LXCL:Must provide Library Pass at check in.

Library Pass (11:00 am Tour)

Library Pass (1:00 pm Tour)

Library Pass (3:00 pm Tour)

In 1760, lawyer William Livingston sought out to build a country retirement home. &nbsp;He purchased 120 acres in a bucolic suburb called Elizabethtown (modern-day Union, NJ), just across the river from his New York home. &nbsp;For the next 12 years, Livingston developed the extensive grounds, gardens, orchards, and oversaw the building of a beautiful fourteen room Georgian-style home known as Liberty Hall. &nbsp;William Livingston would go on to become New Jersey&#39;s first elected governor, and a signer of the U.S. Constitution. William Livingston&#39;s niece, Susan (Livingston)[Kean] Niemcewicz purchased the home in 1811. &nbsp;The property continued to be the Kean household until 1995. &nbsp;During this time, the mansion expanded from Livingston&#39;s fourteen room colonial home into the exquisite 50-room Victorian mansion you see today. &nbsp;The museum houses collections of furniture, ceramics, textiles, toys, and tools owned by seven generations of the Livingston and Kean families. Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University chronicles more than 250 years of American and New Jersey history through the eyes of one family&#39;s household. Tours are about 1 hour long and are currently scheduled at 11am, 1pm, and 3pm from 11am-4pm, Wednesday-Sunday. &nbsp;All tickets must be pre-purchased at least 1 hours ahead of scheduled tour time. &nbsp;Max. Capacity for house tours are fourteen (14) visitors. Tickets are timed to help us manage our capacity restrictions. &nbsp;Please arrive as close to your reservation time as possible. &nbsp;If you are late for your reservation, entry will be permitted at the discretion of the museum staff. &nbsp;Please check in at the Visitor&#39;s Center, the Blue House.

In 1760, lawyer William Livingston sought out to build a country retirement home.  He purchased 120 acres in a bucolic suburb called Elizabethtown (modern-day Union, NJ), just across the river from his New York home.  For the next 12 years, Livingston developed the extensive grounds, gardens, orchards, and oversaw the building of a beautiful fourteen room Georgian-style home known as Liberty Hall.  William Livingston would go on to become New Jersey's first elected governor, and a signer of the U.S. Constitution. William Livingston's niece, Susan (Livingston)[Kean] Niemcewicz purchased the home in 1811.  The property continued to be the Kean household until 1995.  During this time, the mansion expanded from Livingston's fourteen room colonial home into the exquisite 50-room Victorian mansion you see today.  The museum houses collections of furniture, ceramics, textiles, toys, and tools owned by seven generations of the Livingston and Kean families. Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University chronicles more than 250 years of American and New Jersey history through the eyes of one family's household. Tours are about 1 hour long and are currently scheduled at 11am, 1pm, and 3pm from 11am-4pm, Wednesday-Sunday.  All tickets must be pre-purchased at least 1 hours ahead of scheduled tour time.  Max. Capacity for house tours are fourteen (14) visitors. Tickets are timed to help us manage our capacity restrictions.  Please arrive as close to your reservation time as possible.  If you are late for your reservation, entry will be permitted at the discretion of the museum staff.  Please check in at the Visitor's Center, the Blue House.

Liberty Hall Museum Inc

Liberty Hall Museum Tour

1003 Morris Ave

Adult (11:00 am Tour)

$14

Adult (1:00 pm Tour)

$14

Adult (3:00 pm Tour)

$14

Seniors, College Students, and Children (11:00 am Tour)

$10

Seniors, College Students, and Children (1:00 pm Tour)

$10

Seniors, College Students, and Children (3:00 pm Tour)

$10

Liberty Hall Member (11:00 am Tour)

Free

Liberty Hall Member (1:00 pm Tour)

Free

Liberty Hall Member (3:00 pm Tour)

Free

Kean Faculty/Student (11:00 am Tour)

Free

Kean Faculty/Student (1:00 pm Tour)

Free

Kean Faculty/Student (3:00 pm Tour)

Free

Kean Alumni (11:00 am Tour)

$12

Kean Alumni (1:00 pm Tour)

$12

Kean Alumni (3:00 pm Tour)

$12

Library Pass (11:00 am Tour)

Free

Library Pass (1:00 pm Tour)

Free

Library Pass (3:00 pm Tour)

Free